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How to Make AI Work for You: A Deep Dive Guide into ChatGPT for IT Professionals

name:Alex Pshe
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Argues that mastering the OpenAI ecosystem and a habit of delegation are the real skills to gain, not vague AI buzzwords; demonstrates a working API test reviewer built on the GPT API that learns from two ZIP examples to auto-suggest fixes and best practices; shows a surprising workflow trick: a class-based data generator that GPT creates from data class declarations to produce typed random test data; cites 22% not planning to use AI and ~60% expecting humans to stay central, and estimates ~1–2 months to onboard a team.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and speaker background
  2. 5:27AI usage trends in QA today
  3. 6:30Approach to AI tools in QA
  4. 9:45Human-AI collaboration basics
  5. 11:12Mastering OpenAI ecosystem
  6. 12:18ChatGPT fundamentals for QA
  7. 15:51AI for SQL, code and interviews
  8. 18:42AI assistance in QA tasks
  9. 20:28Case study API test reviewer
  10. 23:43Building delegation habits
  11. 26:17Will AI replace QA engineers
  12. 28:45Q&A session
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