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I'm not convinced that the tests should be the same. A human and a computer aren't the same thing, so why must they be assessed the same way?
by thfuran 3y ago
I'm not convinced that the tests should be the same. A human and a computer aren't the same thing, so why must they be assessed the same way?
- Teever 3y agoBecause it's not about the thing that's doing, it's about the thing that's being done.
- thfuran 3y agoBut it is about the thing that's doing. A test is designed with assumptions and knowledge about the thing under test. That two systems perform the same on a test doesn't necessarily mean that they will perform the same out of band, so unless the test is exactingly and comprehensively covering the totality of desired behavior/functionality, two fundamentally very different systems may best be tested with two different tests.