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80,000 tech workers laid off in four months — and the CEO of OpenAI just admitted a lot of it is "AI washing." Meanwhile, entry-level AI skills now pay a 56% wage premium and Anthropic just got Goldman Sachs to back a $1.5B venture to embed AI engineers in private-equity portfolios. The hiring narrative is being weaponized in two directions, and the smart move is neither panic-firing nor panic-hiring.
This week on The AI Operator, Shaun cuts through the noise:
In the tool spotlight: Lindy — the no-code AI agent platform that puts the hire-vs-agent question on the table for $20 a month. Shaun walks through building a real lead-qualification agent in under an hour, and where Lindy actually saves you from posting a $40k requisition.
Plus: a 30-minute "hire-vs-agent audit" you can run before you post your next job.
Every stat in this episode is sourced. Check the work yourself:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Shaun Gehring80,000 tech workers laid off in four months — and the CEO of OpenAI just admitted a lot of it is "AI washing." Meanwhile, entry-level AI skills now pay a 56% wage premium and Anthropic just got Goldman Sachs to back a $1.5B venture to embed AI engineers in private-equity portfolios. The hiring narrative is being weaponized in two directions, and the smart move is neither panic-firing nor panic-hiring.
This week on The AI Operator, Shaun cuts through the noise:
In the tool spotlight: Lindy — the no-code AI agent platform that puts the hire-vs-agent question on the table for $20 a month. Shaun walks through building a real lead-qualification agent in under an hour, and where Lindy actually saves you from posting a $40k requisition.
Plus: a 30-minute "hire-vs-agent audit" you can run before you post your next job.
Every stat in this episode is sourced. Check the work yourself:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.