Into The MoTaverse

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How do you sleep at night? Arthur Hicken and Igor Kirilenko on testing AI-generated code

October 07, 2026

"How do you sleep at night?" is a question the MoTaverse team asks internally when making decisions, with a specific focus on the AI world,, so Rosie put it to two people who have spent decades building tools for teams who cannot afford a bad night. Arthur Hicken has been at Parasoft since 1992. Igor Kirilenko joined fourteen years ago and now leads the product.Arthur's answer starts with the 2am phone call. You can stay in firefighting mode forever, or you can stop lighting fires, which mean...

It's been thirty years. Same loop, better toys.

September 23, 2026

Joe Colantonio runs TestGuild. It has been twelve years since Rosie was last on his podcast, and long enough for both of them to have watched the same ideas come round more than once.The loop is hard to miss. Testing skill mattered, then tooling mattered, then everyone had to become a developer, and now AI writes the code and testing skill matters again. WinRunner would fix reliability, then Selenium would, then Playwright. Keyword-driven testing and behaviour-driven development were both goi...

From code review to code oversight: Michaela Greiler's SCOPE model

September 16, 2026

Dr Michaela Greiler has spent over a decade researching code review, first at Microsoft Research and the Visual Studio team, then as Head of Research at DX, and now through her own research and consultancy work. In this episode she talks to Rosie Sherry about what agentic development is doing to one of software's most central practices.Michaela names two failure modes she's seeing in teams: code review exploitation, where verification work gets shifted onto a peer reviewer who never had the m...

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Into The MoTaverse is hosted by Rosie Sherry. Its publicly listed email is support@ministryoftesting.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Into The MoTaverse?

The publicly listed email for Into The MoTaverse: support@ministryoftesting.com.

How many listeners does Into The MoTaverse have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Into The MoTaverse?

Into The MoTaverse typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Established expertise in software testing, quality engineering, software development, engineering leadership, or AI testing, demonstrated through senior practitioner or consulting experience, research, technology company leadership, or meaningful delivery experience. Common among recent guests: Leading testing, quality, or engineering teams; Developing recognized testing frameworks, models, or practices; Founding or leading software and AI testing companies. Recent guests include Joe Colantonio, Michaela Greiler, and Karim Jouini.

How hard is it to get booked on Into The MoTaverse?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Into The MoTaverse cover?

Recent episodes cover Technology, Software Testing, Quality Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Engineering Leadership. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.