u/AdventurousNorth9767

One of the biggest advantages of Playwright is that testers can automate Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit browsers using the same test script. This helps QA teams save time and improve test coverage without maintaining separate frameworks for different browsers.Playwright is also gaining popularity because of features like auto-waiting, faster execution, API testing support, and better handling of dynamic web applications. As automation testing demand grows, many learners are starting to explore modern tools like Playwright for real-time testing projects and QA careers.

Have you tried Playwright for automation testing yet?

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While preparing for Generative AI interviews, I noticed that almost everyone says build projects but very few explain what recruiters actually look for in those projects.
I Like to know:
What type of AI projects create a strong impression during interviews?
Are basic chatbot projects still useful, or are recruiters expecting more advanced ideas now?
Does solving a real problem matter more than using complex AI models?
I’m planning to start a few hands-on projects soon, so I’d love to know suggestions from people who have attended interviews or hired candidates in the AI field.