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We’re back for part 2 of our AI roundup for May and June, and we open with a timely new talent: context engineering. The heir apparent to prompt engineering (RIP, we barely knew ye), context engineering refers to the process of wrangling everything of yours (controllable) that an LLM has access to draw from for […]
It’s summertime and AI is cooking again, with Nvidia and its peers in AI innovation back on top on Wall Street, shrugging off the DeepSeek challenge from January, tariff concerns, and fears the AI bubble might soon burst. Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have told their investors that they’re aiming to spend a combined $320 billion […]
Introduction Some resume tips have transcended industry and time—like using strong action verbs to describe your work experience and only including recent and relevant work history. But if you’re crafting a tech resume, there are some key differences you’ll need to be aware of. Whether you’re pivoting into tech or simply want to stay up […]
If you’re short on time and want our answer to the question in the title, here it is: Yes. We believe Java will survive AI. And not only that, we expect it to remain integral for as long as we’re predicting anything work-related. And with it, the need for Java developers. Still, in an age […]
It’s a topic that just doesn’t stop churning: AI’s impact on jobs. I’ve written about it twice already—largely making predictions. The most recent one is here. So why am I back on this again? On Tuesday, CEO Andy Jassy publicly shared a memo sent to Amazon employees, wherein he wrote in plain and direct terms […]
