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Moonhub clients report 80% of candidates are unique to the platform
“When they use Moonhub, they tell us, hey, you know, you've been able to show me, like, 80% of the candidates that I found through you I haven't found in any other platform and they tend to be more diverse.”
Index Ventures sets up individual mini-funds for founders like Dylan Field
“So at a couple of years, you know, ago, Mike, Mike was like, oh, you should definitely think about index has this thing called they make funds for people basically like individual funds. So I think like, for example, Dylan at Figma also has one of these funds …”
Major LLM labs are internally building unreleased hybrid retrieval frameworks
“Some of the bigger LLM companies I've talked to are building this internally right now. It's just not released yet.”
AI will enable non-experts to execute traditional expert workflows
“I think the real power of AI for In, in the next one or two years is enabling these non-experts to be able to participate in the workflows that traditionally experts will do.”
Moonhub AI will likely handle all five recruiting stages by mid-2024
“Today, you know, the AI can't do all five stages of the process I mentioned to you. It might do stage one, stage two, We'll probably get to stage five by mid next year, but in the interim, you have a human who's actually helping you with all those other stages…”
Data confirms most US machine learning engineers live in the Bay Area
“Our team has mapped out where all the ML engineers in the US are, and it turns out the majority of them are in the Bay Area”
The prompt engineer title jumped to roughly 1,000 SF workers in 2023
“If you look at the data, it's, like, basically until twenty-twenty-three, no one called themselves a prompt engineer, and then twenty-twenty-three, all of a sudden, a thousand people in SF are now a prompt engineer”