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Sage Lazzaro

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Covers:  AI, data, cloud, tech ethics, digital culture
Writer, editor & tech journalist. Now posting at sage-loves-tech.beehiiv.com/ ✨

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Sage Lazzaro is a technology writer, editor, journalist, and creative with 10 years of experience telling stories for leading publications and tech companies. She's interested in how technology impacts our society and culture, covering emerging technologies, AI, data, tech ethics, digital culture, and the power of tech companies.

Sage's work has appeared online and in print for publications including Fortune, The Atlantic, LeadDev, VentureBeat, Business Insider, Wired, OneZero, Vice, Superclus…

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Making Friends with AI: How to Use It, What to Watch Out For

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By Sage Lazzaro Verified
| Readers Digest Verified
These days, artificial intelligence (AI) is showing up everywhere in our daily lives—from conference rooms to classrooms, healthcare assessments to dinner table conversations. What sets AI apart from past tech innovations? These advanced systems are capable of doing things that previously only humans could do—and doing them quickly. As a technology journalist for publications like Fortune and VentureBeat, I’ve been covering AI for a decade and have watched its evolution firsthand.
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The first glimpse of 'agentic inequality'

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By Sage Lazzaro Verified
| beehiiv
My latest story in LeadDev, published today, begins with an anecdote about an engineering manager who recently got a harsh reality check. While interviewing a candidate for an internship, he asked the candidate — still a college student — to tell him about the last three Claude Code skills they wrote. The question had become his go-to and, overall, is representative of how companies are evaluating developers these days.
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Your interview questions assume candidates can afford Claude Code Max

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By Sage Lazzaro Verified
| LeadDev
You have 1 article left to read this month before you need to register a free LeadDev.com account. Estimated reading time: 7 minutes Key takeaways: Access to leading agentic coding tools is becoming a hiring filter. The divide isn’t only about money. Unpaid time to practice matters just as much. Early access compounds fast. Current fixes are a start, but they’re small.
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