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Sam Dewey

  • Director of Marketing Communications, HackerRank
As seen in: Washington Times, JD Supra, Built In Chicago, Built In, Built In NYC, LexBlog, Built In Boston, Built In Colorado
writer for @builtinchicago. big fan of all things tech. bigger fan of various dips, spreads, and sauces. Contact me at sam@builtin.com
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AI Can Pass (Some) Test Questions. Now What?

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By Matt McDougall, Sam Dewey
| HackerRank
What’s going on? Since ChatGPT came onto the scene in late 2022, test after test has proven vulnerable to the wiles of generative AI. The initial GPT-3.5 model was impressive enough, and the more advanced GPT-4 has shown an even greater proficiency for test-taking. Name a large, well-known test, and ChatGPT has probably passed it. In addition to bar exams, SATs, and AP exams, ChatGPT has also passed 9 out of 12 AWS certification exams and Google’s L3 engineer coding interview.
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HackerRank and RADICL Partnership Announcement

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By Sam Dewey
| HackerRank
The world of work is undergoing a seismic shift. Employee expectations have changed, many traditional work models are obsolete, and the myth that workers are less productive outside of the office has been debunked. Add to the equation talent shortages and an even faster pace of innovation fueled by AI, and it’s a real challenge for even the most experienced people teams to keep up.
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HackerRank and Harver Partnership Announcement

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By Sam Dewey, Matt McDougall
| HackerRank
Partnership between best-in-class coding assessment and best-in-class behavioral assessment ensures complete view of soft and technical skills HackerRank, the developer skills company, and Harver, the industry-leading hiring solution helping organizations optimize their talent decisions, this week announced a working partnership between the two companies, designed to provide a full evaluation of job candidates’ hard and soft skills.
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