In today’s newsletter we have

• The Best Internships in Tech and Business Released this Week

• Anthropic’s New Model Outperforms GPT-4

• A Story About How Hackathons Landed a Student a Meta Internship

This Week’s Top Internships

• Tech US (Notion, Tesla, Roblox & More) - Link

• Tech Canada (Sentry, SAP, Teck & More)- Link

• Business Canada (BMW, BMO, RBC & More) - Link

• Business US (Blackstone, Vanguard, Amex, & More) - Link

Claude 3.5 Sonnet Outperforms GPT-4

Exciting news in the AI world! Claude 3.5 Sonnet, the latest model from Anthropic, is making waves with its impressive performance, significantly outpacing OpenAI's GPT-4 in several key areas. Released only two months ago, Claude 3.5 Sonnet has quickly demonstrated its superiority in terms of both capability and cost-efficiency, capturing the attention of industry experts and developers alike. With a groundbreaking 200K token input context window, substantially lower pricing, and higher benchmark scores, Claude 3.5 Sonnet is setting new standards in the AI landscape.

Context Window: Claude 3.5 Sonnet supports a massive 200K tokens, compared to GPT-4's 8,192 tokens.

Output Tokens: Claude generates up to 4,096 tokens per request, while GPT-4 can produce 8,192 tokens.

Pricing: Claude 3.5 Sonnet is more cost-effective, with input tokens priced at $3 per million and output tokens at $15 per million. In contrast, GPT-4 charges $30 for input and $60 for output per million tokens.

Benchmarks: Claude 3.5 Sonnet excels in MMLU and MMMU benchmarks, showcasing superior knowledge acquisition and multi-discipline capabilities.

How Hackathons Helped a Student Land a Meta Internship

Galaxia Wu, a third-year Interaction Design student at Sheridan College in Ontario, Canada, shares how participating in hackathons played a crucial role in securing a product design internship at Meta. Initially feeling out of place, she soon found a passion for hackathons, attended and organized Hackville (her college's hackathon), and became an MLH Coach.

Galaxia's dedication caught the attention of a Meta recruiter while she was interning at Intuit. Her commitment to hackathons, networking efforts, and refined skills made her an attractive candidate.

The interview process involved multiple calls and design interviews. Despite her initial lack of VR experience, her ability to connect new concepts to familiar experiences impressed the interviewers, securing her the internship.

Insights for Aspiring Interns:

🚀 Create Your Own Opportunities: By attending hackathons, networking with recruiters, and honing her craft, Galaxia positioned herself for success.

🧘 Interview Tips: Stay calm, leverage familiar experiences, and demonstrate problem-solving skills.

🛠️ Valuing Hackathon Experience: Hackathons show a commitment to skill development and community engagement, making candidates stand out.

🎨 Standing Out: Use unique design elements in portfolios to make a memorable impression on recruiters.

Opportunities like these don't come around every day, Insider. This is a unique chance to showcase your skills, merge your interests with your career, and set out on a path that will transform your professional journey. Seize the day and make these opportunities count! 💪

Continue reaching for the stars and remember, the best is yet to come.

Warm regards,

The Intern Insiders Team 🚀