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Show HN: Mapping Jensen Huang's five-layer AI stack to engineering degrees

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A point of view, not a finding If you are in your third or fourth year Everything above this line is a map built from cited sources. The evidence is sourced; the conclusion is a judgement, and you are entitled to a different one. Hiring has tightened at the top of the stack, where nearly every student trains.

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A point of view, not a finding If you are in your third or fourth year Everything above this line is a map built from cited sources. This part is an argument. The evidence is sourced; the conclusion is a judgement, and you are entitled to a different one. Two things are happening at the same time. Hiring has tightened at the top of the stack, where nearly every student trains. And one layer down, employers cannot find people at all. The layer where hiring has tightened is the one nearly everyone trains for. The layers that cannot find people are the ones almost nobody trains for. The evidence, and the honest caveat› Large technology companies are cutting headcount while raising capital spending.

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