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🎧 Hanselminutes · Tech and the people behind it

AI Preceptorships with CMU's Dr Michael Hilton and Julia Gao

· 35 min

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What does it mean to learn software engineering when AI can already write much of the code? And how do we make sure the next generation of developers builds the skills, judgment, and confidence to succeed? In this special collaboration between Hanselminutes and Microsoft's Command Line blog, Scott Hanselman sits down with Dr. Michael Hilton of Carnegie Mellon University and Julia Gao, an early-in-career software engineer at Microsoft, to discuss PRAISE (PReceptorship for AI augmented Software Engineering), a new approach to developing software engineers through mentorship, hands-on experience, and AI-assisted learning.

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