Ministry of Testing Berlin

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About us

🚨 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 🚨

We have some exciting news! As part of our move into the MoTaverse, the Ministry of Testing Berlin group is officially migrating away from [Meetup.com.](http://meetup.com./)

Going forward, we are now known as a Chapter, and we have a brand-new home where all our future events, photos, and talks will live.

### Why the move?

By joining us on the new Chapter page, your participation now counts toward your professional growth. In the MoTaverse, you’ll earn stars and badges for attending events, which display directly on your MoT profile to showcase your contributions to the community.

It’s all part of our goal to provide "Community-as-a-Service"—bringing learning, events, and networking into one seamless experience.

### What you need to do:

To stay in the loop for our upcoming Berlin events and news, please head over to our new page and join the Chapter:

👉 Join the MoT Berlin Chapter Here

We’ll be phasing out this [Meetup.com](http://meetup.com/) group soon, so make sure you make the jump today so you don't miss our next gathering!

For a deeper look at why we’re making these changes, you can check out Rosie Sherry's post: Meetups are now Chapters.

See you in the MoTaverse!

Upcoming events

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Chapter Event #61 : Cognitive overload in the AI era
Wed, Aug 19 · 6:30 PM CEST
Assecor GmbH, Storkower Str. 207, Berlin, DE
Hey Berlin Tech community,

We are back with another event where we discuss topics that are relevant to the community presently. While technological advancements are moving rapidly, the challenges we're facing are new, and the efforts we are making differ across organisational contexts, but let's face them together and exchange ideas.

Join us in August to see what's cooking this time in the Berlin Chapter.

✍ Registration: (Only possible through MoT Website - Not via Meetup)
Reserve your spot by clicking "Attend" on this page: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/chapters/mot-berlin/events/mot-berlin-190826

Note: Registrations are limited to 30 participants only.

❓ What to Expect:
• Talks from experienced speakers
• Networking with the local community
• A chance to speak on stage with 99-second talks
• Swag and goodies

🎤 Quality Talks

Cognitive overload in the AI era
Yegor Lisnyak - QA Engineer @Valtech, Berlin

The talk explores the shifting landscape of software delivery, where the AI now acts as the generator of the code, tests and other data, while we remain the ultimate judges of quality. As AI output volume grows, so does the risk of "digital burnout"—where massive, unstructured data dumps increase our cognitive load and lead to critical errors. This talk introduces Cognitive Accessibility as the missing link in our SDLC, teaching you how to architect AI outputs that are human-centric, easily parsable, and stress-proof for your team.

Key Takeaways
- Mastering Cognitive Ergonomics: Learn to apply accessibility principles to internal documentation, treating your team’s attention as a finite, precious resource.
- Structural Parity: Discover how to align the structure of AI outputs to slash "mental rendering" time.
- Shifting A11y Left: Redefine accessibility not just as a final product check, but as an operational standard that prevents defects at the source.
99 Seconds Talks
Have something to share about testing, tech, or teamwork? Whether it's a win, a challenge, or a wild idea — you’ve got 99 seconds and a room full of curious, supportive people. Take the stage!

🕰️ Schedule:
18:00 - Doors open (arrive early to mingle!)
18:30 - Welcome and Introduction
18.40 - Yegor Lisnyak : Cognitive overload in the AI era
19:15 - 99 Second Talks and networking

📍Location:
Assecor GmbH, Storkower Straße 207, 10369 Berlin

🏋️ Stay connected!
Join the Berlin Chapter to get all the latest updates and news on the next events.
The button to join Slack is available once you join the chapter for free: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/chapters/mot-berlin

👀 Want to speak at this or the next MOT Berlin event?
We are already planning our next meetup in September - and we're always looking for speakers. Submit your talk idea to the Continuous Call for Contributions (link below); speak to any Chapter Lead or join our Slack channel (#chapter-berlin) and pitch it to the whole chapter!
https://www.ministryoftesting.com/contribute
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