What my first Tacon taught me: give AI a better testing process and know your audience

My trip to Leipzig began, ofc, with S-Bahn chaos: https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/muenchen-s-bahn-chaos-ursache-li.3548379?reduced=true. So I had to take an Uber to still catch my train. Lucky for me, the German train gods were with me, and I arrived on time at Leipzig’s main station. On Tuesday there was a meetup before the offical confereence but since I still had some time left I decided to first get a doner Then I used the two hours before the meetup to visit and walk around Leipzig. I prepared a small guide with the help of Clanker. It had a website with images and the exact locations I should visit: https://alexanderop.github.io/leipzig-spazierplan/. Nikolaikirche After I visited all the places and got some coffee Then I walked from my hotel to the “Quality is NOW” – Networking Around Quality Engineering Meetup. It only took 30 minutes. I arrived, got my Tacon badge, and then waited for the first lightning talk to start. The lightning talk was by Lilia Gargouri, where she…