Ai a boon to the job market

Artificial Intelligence will end up expanding the job market and not the commonly held belief that it will be shrinking it, explain Saket Dandotia, Co-Founder and COO and Shyam Vyas, VP Engineering at Toch.ai

- Saket Dandotia

Listening to the birdsong is an escape from the cacophony of human madness. However, what swells the experience is the ability to identify the bird with the help of AI and ornithologists. In those moments, one can only feel overwhelmed with a sense of pride in contributing to the ecology through technology. AI researchers are making breakthroughs and deliberating in more than one way to solve everyday problems.

Numerous organizations have started incorporating AI, and the impact on every human being is being felt in some way or the other. The need for AI research scientists cannot be hyperbolized in this environment. They play a very important role in acquiring, conducting, and analyzing data and Deep Learning to summarize and offer solutions to complex problems. With AI introduced in many facets of our lives, we will begin to witness its cogency and value within the next decade. Hence it would not be amateur to say there is a dire need for good AI research scientists, and the demand is growing. People with advanced computer degrees, mathematics or computer analytics, knowledge of computer languages, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and robotics are instrumental in making smart communities, predicting changes, saving lives, and creating robust economies. Perhaps we owe it to an AI Research scientist who harnessed the fervor of birds by saving thousands of fantastical birdsongs and identifying them by their call.