@clarashih: I've spent 20 years building AI at Meta, Salesforce, and startups. Last fall my team's AI agents started really working…
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Veteran AI builder Clara Shih reflects on 20 years in the field and notes that her team's AI agents finally started working effectively last fall, prompting family members to seek career advice.
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I’ve spent 20 years building AI at Meta, Salesforce, and startups. Last fall my team’s AI agents started really working. I knew everything had changed. Then my nieces, nephews, cousins started asking me how to get hired. I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it since. So
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