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Meet 5 workers who quit their jobs to work in AI — and find out how they pivoted into tech's hottest field

Business InsiderBusiness Insider · 1y ago
Meet 5 workers who quit their jobs to work in AI — and find out how they pivoted into tech's hottest field
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Workers from various industries, including accounting, product management, defense, and music, have left their jobs to pursue careers in AI. They believe that there are abundant opportunities in the rapidly growing field. One example is Moritz Kremb, who started creating social media content about AI tools like ChatGPT and monetized it. Others, like Justin Fineberg and Jacqueline DeStefano-Tangorra, also left their jobs to start AI-related businesses. Learning AI skills can be challenging, but some individuals like Ted Lebantino leveraged online courses and mentorship to transition into AI roles. Industry skills from diverse backgrounds, such as music and accounting, have proven to be valuable in AI roles.

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As employee confidence in AI's potential grows, so does their anxiety

Business InsiderBusiness Insider · 1y ago
As employee confidence in AI's potential grows, so does their anxiety
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According to a report by Boston Consulting Group, workers' confidence in generative AI has increased by 16% over the past year. However, their anxiety about the technology has also increased by 5%. The survey found that frontline workers were the most worried about the impact of AI on their jobs. There is a knowledge gap between executives and employees, with fewer frontline workers reporting being trained on AI. Companies are trying to address this gap by offering upskilling programs to help employees incorporate AI into their work. The concern is that AI may create a divide between those who know how to use it and those who don't, potentially leading to job loss for the latter group.

This silent workforce is draining $15 billion a year. India’s biggest crisis hides in plain sight - This silent workforce is draining $15 billion a year. India’s biggest crisis hides in plain sight BusinessToday

Business TodayBusiness Today · 4m ago
This silent workforce is draining $15 billion a year. India’s biggest crisis hides in plain sight - This silent workforce is draining $15 billion a year. India’s biggest crisis hides in plain sight BusinessToday
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India's gig economy, quietly revolutionizing informal work, affects 500 million workers. Despite contributing an estimated 1.25% to GDP by 2030 with 23 million construction, 19 million manufacturing, and 18 million transportation jobs, systemic failures cost $15 billion annually. Gig workers include financially strapped solo earners and aspiring entrepreneurs. A significant portion of workers face underemployment, while gig roles in households are rising. Background checks and platform use are pivotal for reliability and pricing transparency.

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