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Kelly Dennis

Co-Editor and Lead Technical Analyst · AI Lately

Kelly Dennis is Co-Editor and Lead Technical Analyst of AI Lately, where she turns the machinery of AI, cloud, and emerging technology into analysis a board member and a build engineer can both act on. Her career centers on that translation: years of technical documentation, UX and content strategy, and reporting on frontier technology from blockchain markets to the modern software stack. Google-certified in UX design, trained at Hampton University, and finishing a B.S. in Information Technology, she pairs a researcher's precision with a writer's ear. Editors reach for her when a story hides inside a spec, a filing, or a benchmark, and someone has to make it plain.

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  1. Analysis

    How AI Is Changing Software Testing and the Role of the Software Tester

    AI now drafts tests on its own, yet in Meta's own trial only a quarter of the machine-written cases raised coverage — the clearest sign that the software tester's future runs on judgment, evaluation, and the testing of AI itself.

    Sep 6, 2026 · 7 min · 9 sources