Saturday's digest #11

Weekly curated articles for the busy AI & data professional

Author

Jeremy Lezac
July 13, 2024

Hello everyone,

Currently working from Sardinia but still curating articles for y’all. Sorry for the delay.

#1 Eryk Salvaggio from Cybernetic Forests - 500,000 JPGs (And No Plans)

500,000 JPGs

And No Plans

cyberneticforests.substack.com/p/500000-jpgs

Let’s start this week with a little bit of art. Artists at the intersection of art and technology hold up a mirror on our relationship with technology. Here a Reddit user collecting generated image juste for its own sake.

#2 - Dylan Anderson from The Data Ecosystem - Defining the Data Operation Model

Issue #13 - Defining the Data Operating Model

The real reason data projects fall flat

thedataecosystem.substack.com/p/issue-13-defining-the-data-operating

Subscribe directly to Dylan, you won’t regret it. In his last issue, the data operating model, perfect as a primer if you need to start (or restart) a data initiative.

#3 - Marius Schober from Skywert - The AI-Emergy Nexus

The AI-Energy Nexus

Solar's Breakout Moment Converges with AI's Insatiable Appetite for Power

analysis.skywert.com/p/the-ai-energy-nexus

An interesting dive into the solar revolution and how it relates to the need for AI. I am more concerned about the environmental impact of the current AI paradigm, but oh well.

#4 - Eugene Yan from eugeneyan - How to Interview and Hire ML/AI Engineers

How to Interview and Hire ML/AI Engineers

What to interview for, how to structure the phone screen, interview loop, and debrief, and a few tips.

eugeneyan.com/writing/how-to-interview

Another insta-follow if you are working in AI. If you are looking for an AI Engineer or an AI Engineer position, this is a great article to see what is expected from a world-class engineer.

#5 - Aarron Walter and Eli Woolery from DesignBetter - Where design breaks as startups scale

The Brief: Where design breaks as startups scale

In this issue of The Brief: Lessons on scaling design from Google, Airbnb, and Apple Inspiring quotes about creativity Recent job openings Things to read, watch, and cook Where Design Breaks as Startups Scale by Eli Woolery Editors note: This essay originally appeared on Medium in 2019. We’re republishing an updated version here, as part of this free edition of The Brief.

designbetterpodcast.com/p/the-brief-where-design-breaks-as-startups-scale

This article highlights key strategies for understanding customer needs, securing buy-in, and fostering collaboration. Essential reading for AI and data professionals as design practices will help you driven AI and data initatives.

See you next week!

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