#Big-Tech
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What’s Really Like to Be an AI/ML Engineer
The newsletter collects firsthand accounts of AI/ML work, showing how the job mixes planning, mentoring, model training, infrastructure, evaluation, and uncertainty, especially in adversarial settings.
Big Tech is replacing human artists with AI
The text argues that scaling laws will push advanced creative AI into Big Tech’s hands, making art, writing, music, and translation corporate-controlled and detached from consciousness.
A software engineer who landed roles at Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce shares his 5 tips for getting hired
Shubham Malhotra traces his path from RIT internships to offers at Salesforce, Microsoft and Amazon through five concrete habits: internship ownership, a keyword-tuned résumé, and cold outreach.
The Great Decoupling of Labor and Capital
The piece argues that big tech revenue growth has been increasingly detached from headcount growth, and that AI may speed up a broader economy where large firms scale with fewer workers while smaller actors gain room to grow.
How Many Languages Do Developers Need To Know?
The article says big tech companies keep creating languages like Swift, Hack, Dart and Go to fit their own platforms, which can help development but also push developers to learn more tools and stay tied to one ecosystem.