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Learning to code with AI
Being the only nontechnical person at a tech company always felt like being the office dog - I understood more than people thought, but didn't have the language or typing skills to do anything about it.
Claire Baker
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5 Lessons from TechCrunch All Stage '25
Now that anyone can call up the basic skills of any specialization, generalists who know what to call and when will win the market. But now that AI has leveled the playing field, range is what separates those who will make it from those who'll be left behind. Here are my takeaways about what's changed and what hasn't:
Claire Baker
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What is HR's role in preparing their teams for AI?
I get it. All this talk about replacing humans with machines is anxiety-inducing. Especially to those of us who work in a fields built on people, like HR and People Ops. It just means that you can program it using the same language you use to talk to your team or your kids.
Claire Baker
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