Recent grads and PhDs are being recruited by AI companies like Handshake to provide specialized training data in fields like music and law for $30-$160 per hour (Emma Haidar/Bloomberg)

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— AI-powered coding tools have become so popular over the past few months that almost every major tech company is either using one or making its own.

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