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Published on 04.04.2026
TLDR: The standard BI interview is stuck in 2022. Anusha Kovi, a data and BI engineer focused on governed AI for data platforms, argues that half the questions being asked today are flat-out irrelevant, and she's written the ones she'd actually use instead.
30 BI Engineering Interview Questions That Actually Matter in the AI Era
TLDR: Starting April 24, GitHub will use Copilot interaction data, including code from private repositories, to train AI models by default. The same week, Copilot was caught injecting ads into over 1.5 million pull requests.
Poll: GitHub Wants Your Private Code to Train AI. What's Your Move?
TLDR: Microsoft Research analyzed 200,000 real-world Copilot interactions to produce an empirical list of which professions are most exposed to generative AI disruption, and which ones aren't. The methodology actually matters here, because it's data from real usage, not speculation.
Microsoft Generative AI Report: The 40 Most Disrupted Jobs and The 40 Most Secure Jobs
TLDR: HackerNoon's Proof of Usefulness Hackathon spotlights three projects this week: a modular Move-Ethereum framework, a retail operations platform, and a social fitness app. The hackathon scores on real-world utility, not pitch deck promise.
HackerNoon Projects of the Week: Movement Network Foundation, Packworks and Kyram