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The Week in AI Careers: The Bottleneck Is People, Not Models, + MoreAnthropic put $100 million behind a diagnosis this week: enterprise AI adoption is bottlenecked by people who can deploy it , not by model capability. Draup data backed that reading from two directions, showing AI-specific roles climbing to 27 percent of Fortune 500 tech hiring and agent-orchestration postings surging on Wall Street. Engineering leaders at Shopify, Cockroach Labs, and Airbnb each pointed to a version of the same shift in their own operations this week. Generalist engineers are cODSC - Open Data Science - 02
AI Infrastructure, Agent Safety, and Developer SkillsThe ODSC AI West Full Schedule is live! With 150+ hands-on sessions across 9 tracks, three days fill up quickly. See what’s happening across agentic AI, AI engineering, evals and reliability, data infrastructure, Physical AI, machine learning, developer tools, AI leadership, and more. Register now with 40% off AI-Assisted Coding Is Changing What It Means to Be a Good Developer AI-assisted coding can generate code quickly, but strong developers still define problems, test results, and own what shODSC - Open Data Science - 03
From AI User to AI Builder: Start with SkillsMost of us have become reasonably good at using AI. We prompt, we refine, we upload documents. Increasingly we connect AI to search and to the tools we already work in: Gmail, Slack, Drive, Notion, GitHub, the Salesforce CRM. The results can be genuinely good and useful. But there is still a gap between using AI well and building with AI. The difference is: an AI user gets a good result. an AI builder creates a process that produces that good result again and again, and without anyone sitting inODSC - Open Data Science - 04
Week in AI Careers: AI Skills Become the Third-Hardest to Recruit ForThe dominant careers signal last week was a widening mismatch between how AI-ready workers believe they are and what employers actually expect. A new survey from Express Employment Professionals and The Harris Poll found that nearly all job seekers consider themselves AI-ready while employers keep raising the bar toward advanced skills, and a Payscale preview reported that pay structures are lagging the roles companies are rewriting around AI. European hiring data from The Stepstone Group showedODSC - Open Data Science - 05
AI-Assisted Coding Is Changing What It Means to Be a Good DeveloperWhat makes someone a good developer when an AI tool can write a working function in seconds? The answer has less to do with how quickly someone types and more to do with whether they can turn a real problem into reliable software. AI-assisted coding changes how developers produce code. It also puts more weight on the skills that surround it: defining requirements, understanding architecture, testing assumptions, reviewing changes, and deciding what should ship. A developer can now ask an AI toolODSC - Open Data Science - 06AI Incidents, Agent Memory, and AI CareersAI for Work Summit NYC Learn how to apply AI in real work with two days of practical sessions, workshops, and expert instruction in NYC. Register this week to secure Super Early Bird pricing before rates go up. Learn directly from experts like Dr. Jon Krohn, Paige Bailey, Michael Schrage, Christine Long, Sid Dhulipalla, and Michael Levan . Save up to $600 Trump-Xi Summit Could Open AI Safety Talks as Competition Continues Trump and Xi may consider an AI incident notification channel as cyber risODSC - Open Data Science
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The Week in AI Careers: Workers Expect Job Losses, Executives Say Otherwise, + MoreThe clearest careers signal from the week came from Pew Research Center, which found that across most of the world people now expect AI to shrink the number of jobs rather than grow it. A companion Pew release showed the worry has flipped along party lines in the United States, with Democrats now more concerned about AI and jobs than Republicans, a reversal from two years ago. Running against that public mood, executives on stage at Salesforce’s Dreamforce conference spent the week arguing the oODSC - Open Data Science - 08
How AI Startups Can Get More ROI From AI ConferencesWhat makes an AI conference worth the cost for a startup? The answer is not the number of badge scans, business cards, or booth visitors collected over three days. Strong AI conference ROI comes from converting event access into faster technical decisions, qualified partnerships, recruiting signals, and commercial opportunities that continue moving after the venue closes. Why AI Conference ROI Requires a Different Model Conference participation can become expensive quickly. Registration or sponsODSC - Open Data Science - 09Apple’s Siri AI, Anthropic’s Safety Move, and This Week’s Top AI StoriesAI for Work Summit NYC Join us for a two-day, workshop-driven event dedicated to making AI practical at work. Choose from four tracks ( Build, Apply, Lead, and AI Engineering Fundamentals ) and learn directly from experts like Dr. Jon Krohn, Paige Bailey, Michael Schrage, Christine Long, Sid Dhulipalla, and Michael Levan . Register with Super Early Bird Price Anthropic Disrupts Claude Use That Could Support Biological Weapons Development What did Anthropic discover about the potential misuse ofODSC - Open Data Science
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What Microsoft’s Openclaw Reversal Means for Picking a HarnessIn March 2026, Satya Nadella told a Morgan Stanley audience he admired OpenClaw as a piece of engineering, then added that shipping it inside Microsoft would amount to launching a virus . By the first week of June, its creator, Peter Steinberger, was on stage with Nadella at Microsoft Build , helping unveil a Windows version of the same tool, sandboxed and rebranded as Scout. Brad Groux opened his ODSC talk with that reversal, not to talk about Microsoft, but to make a point about how fast the gODSC - Open Data Science