So, When should we stop Testing?
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Testing stops when real contexts are covered, not when test cases pass: require exploratory testing to seek unknowns, verify diverse inputs (for example a voice-recognition dataset that reveals bias by ethnicity, volume and background noise), confirm analytics and stakeholder acceptance, and complete alpha and beta testing with reviewed and agreed open defects. Use incremental rollouts for risk control. If customer-facing behaviours, environments and business gaps are explored and the team accepts remaining risks, release; testing continues post‑release.
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