AI moms human testers Change my mind
So let's say you want to make an app. How do you find all the features that people want? Well, you spit up 500 moms as agents and you give them a persona and then you have them use the app. And then those agents all report back. It's great. So yeah, you want iteration. You don't even, it's semi brilliant. I mean, some of it's cool. I'm like, that's a pretty cool thought experiment. Although agents aren't people, you know. But still, yeah, they're like testing their apps across all of these simulated people to get to the core of what a good app would be. So yeah, you don't ship V1. You ship V1 to a shitload of agents. You let them use your app. That's your beta testers? That's your beta testers. And you loop in there until everybody starts reporting good reports about your app, right? And then you think maybe at that point, if you go to real people, it'll be better.
Summary
The video discusses using simulated agents, specifically moms, to test app features and gather feedback before launching to real users. This method aims to refine the app through iterations based on agent reports.
Key Points
- Use simulated agents to test app features effectively.
- 500 moms act as personas for app testing.
- Agents provide feedback to improve app iterations.
- Beta testing with agents precedes real user testing.
- Focus on gathering positive reports before launch.
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- LinkedIn post: Benefits of using simulated testers in app development.
- Tweet: How to gather user feedback with simulated agents.
- Checklist: Steps to implement agent-based app testing.
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