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Former bartender now earning over Rs 80 lakh working in AI without a college degree; here's how - Vimarsana News

Former bartender now earning over Rs 80 lakh working in AI without a college degree; here's how

N her 20s, she worked as a lifeguard, bartender and even a deckhand on a dolphin-watching boat, never earning more than $30,000 (over Rs 25 lakh) a year

ChatGPT effect: Coursera sees signups for AI courses every minute in 2023, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

ChatGPT effect: Coursera sees signups for AI courses every minute in 2023, ET Telecom

Coursera is looking to offer AI courses along with companies that are the frontrunners in the AI race, including OpenAI and Google's DeepMind, Maggioncalda said.

IIT New Courses: IIT Guwahati's online BSc (Hons) degree in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence | Education News - Vimarsana News

IIT New Courses: IIT Guwahati's online BSc (Hons) degree in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence | Education News

Students will also be encouraged to get experience in the form of an internship, and the institute will also offer a campus immersive programme for interested candidates.

82% of professionals fear job redundancy amid AI advancement: Report - Vimarsana News

82% of professionals fear job redundancy amid AI advancement: Report

80% of the respondents also believe AI skills will fetch highest-paying jobs by 2028 as technology reshapes India's job landscape.

Indians workforce optimistic that AI will help enhance productivity: Survey - Vimarsana News

Indians workforce optimistic that AI will help enhance productivity: Survey

The report highlights that the Indian workforce is restless, with 42% of employees indicating that they are likely to change jobs in the next year due to expectations of better pay