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Andrew Filev

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Founder of a Unicorn, Seed Investor in a Decacorn, Board Advisor, AI Researcher
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AI Changes How Engineers Develop

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By Andrew Filev
| Unite.AI Verified
About a year ago, one of the loudest debates in software centered on the future of the junior engineer. The argument sounded straightforward: if AI can already handle many junior-level coding tasks, why continue hiring and training juniors at all? And if companies stop developing junior talent, where exactly do senior engineers come from five years later? It was a serious question, and a lot of smart people took it seriously.
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Reliability Comes From the System, Not the Agent

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By Andrew Filev
| DevOps.com
One of the most common questions executives ask right now sounds straightforward: is the agent reliable enough yet? It feels like the right place to start, but the framing quietly points people in the wrong direction because it assumes something about reliability that has rarely been true in complex systems.
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The View From the Trenches: Why Economic Data Misses the Real AI Threat

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By Andrew Filev
| stg-techstrongai-staging.kinsta.cloud
There is a comforting narrative circulating in economic circles right now. It suggests that the anxiety recent graduates feel—that gnawing fear that AI is sawing off the bottom rung of the career ladder—is misplaced. A recent analysis by Zanna Iscenko and Fabien Curto Millet argues that the sharp decline in entry-level hiring isn’t about ChatGPT; it’s about the Federal Reserve.
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