That’s not at all what the article says and isn’t even what it’s mainly about. It starts by framing AI as a different way of processing data we already have (which is true), and uses that framing to introduce its main point.
The article literally says "the new programs mash up work done by human minds." Implying that they are not doing any real work of their own, just "mashing up" work done by humans.
I'd love to be a DevRel engineer, but I don't have direct DevRel experience, although I do have 7+ years of dev experience across the stack. I used to be heavily involved in hosting and participating in hackathons in college and represented my company at them when possible. I currently mentor at a bootcamp and have written technical articles I could share.
Is your team looking for DevRel engineers with direct previous experience, or would you consider someone with strong technical background and community involvement? Do you think it makes sense for me to apply?
