A municipal chipper-day tester knows CTFL techniques well but pastes an entire season log that will not fit the model and then writes only “test this.” Which skill areas does this highlight as essential for GenAI-assisted testing?
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Short Explanation
A model has a limited “desk size”—stuff the whole season on it and the useful notes fall off. Testers need prompt-engineering craft plus awareness of context windows so asks fit and guide the model. That is different from testing the model itself or picking CTFL techniques.
Full Explanation
Essential GenAI tester skills include prompt engineering and understanding model context windows so inputs are sized and structured for useful replies. Dumping oversized logs with vague instructions fails both. CT-AI-style SUT measures, vendor product naming, and classic technique selection belong elsewhere on the syllabus.