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Write Tests That Actually Check AI-Generated Code

Normal, boundary aur failure cases ke meaningful tests.

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Ajay Prajapat

AI Systems Architect

15+ years of experience · Ex-Apple

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Ajay Prajapat, AI Systems Architect

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Ajay Prajapat

AI Systems Architect

  • 15+ years of experience
  • Ex-Apple

AI Systems Architect with 15+ years of experience, including building production GenAI systems — RAG pipelines, AI agents, prompt engineering and GenAI architecture. His sessions are hands-on: expect real workflows, live builds and honest trade-offs, not slideware.

Skills & expertise

  • AI-assisted Development
  • Full-stack Development
  • AI Agents
  • RAG & MCP
  • System Design
  • Project Reviews
  • Prompt Engineering
  • GenAI Architecture

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What this session would cover

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  1. 1Why AI-written tests can be superficial
  2. 2Testing behaviour, not implementation
  3. 3Covering edge cases and failure paths
  4. 4Checking that tests fail when code is wrong
  5. 5Using AI to suggest test cases you then review
  6. 6Maintaining useful tests

Who it's for

  • • Developers at all levels
  • • QA engineers

You'd leave with

  • Test design principles
  • An edge case checklist
  • Test quality checks