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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2026 · 39 MIN

The GenAI Trap: Why We're All Building, But Nobody is Testing

from Advances and Innovations in Actuation Systems · host PRASAD BHONDE

I used to think coding was the hardest part of tech. I couldn't have been more wrong. With Generative AI, we are all officially builders. But what happens when millions of people start shipping code they didn't write? Things break.In this episode, we talk about the raw panic of deploying untested AI apps, and how to fix it using the "Testing Pyramid." Whether you're a seasoned dev or just playing around with AI side projects, this is the framework you need to keep your software from collapsing.What you’ll learn:-• The realization: Why GenAI makes testing more critical than ever. • Breaking down the Testing Pyramid: Unit, Integration, and E2E. • Tool breakdown: When to use Cypress vs. Selenium. • How to stop shipping broken side projects.Hit play, and let's make sure your next launch doesn't crash on day one.🔗 Resources Mentioned:Link to Cypress documentation - https://docs.cypress.ioLink to Selenium - https://www.selenium.devWie Geht's guys? Mir geht's gut!✌️🤘 Thanks for listening

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