Heute • 18 Min.

Mental skills keep testers thinking when AI offers to do it for them, and Ard Kramer puts it bluntly: you can't outsource your brain. With him I talk about why an idle brain loses its connections, how his cue HAH (human, AI, human) keeps the thinking on our side, and which four skills get a tester into the flow: goal setting, visualization, self-talk and stress control. Ard turns the test goal around, because one passing test confirms nothing, so his hypothesis aims at the moment the payment interface fails. He also explains the Zeigarnik effect, why an open task keeps your subconscious busy overnight, and why AI works best as a critical partner that asks you the questions.