GenAI in Finance Software Testing CT-FT Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–23

1. 21expert · hard

   A QA team is using GenAI to generate test scripts for a new mobile banking app. The team has a tight deadline and wants to maximize efficiency. They are considering whether to have a senior tester review all generated scripts or only review scripts that fail during execution. What is the best approach?

   • AUse a risk-based approach: review scripts for high-risk areas and rely on automated checks for lower-risk areas.
   • BReview only scripts that fail during execution to save time.
   • CReview all generated scripts before execution to catch issues early.
   • DSkip human review entirely and rely on the GenAI tool's built-in validation.
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2. 22application · medium

   A QA team is using GenAI to generate test cases for a new insurance claims processing system. They want to ensure the test cases are aligned with business rules. What is the best way to achieve this?

   • ALet the GenAI tool generate test cases without any input, as it can infer the business rules from the system.
   • BProvide the GenAI tool with a detailed description of the business rules and have a business analyst review the generated test cases.
   • CAsk the GenAI tool to generate test cases based on the code, not the business rules.
   • DUse the GenAI tool to generate test cases and then run them without review to save time.
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3. 23foundation · medium

   Why is human oversight necessary when using GenAI in finance testing?

   • ATo validate that the generated test cases are correct and complete.
   • BTo replace the need for any automated testing tools.
   • CTo ensure that GenAI is used only for non-functional testing.
   • DTo manually execute all test cases because GenAI cannot automate execution.
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