US EditionThe Artificial Intelligence Monster 'Eats' the New Graduates in the Technology Market
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In recent years, studying computing or any of its derivatives was almost synonymous with assured success. Governments, companies and universities insisted that learning to program opened the door to stable jobs, high salaries and professional prestige. However, that golden horizon has been tarnished by artificial intelligence. The emergence of this new tool has changed the rules of the game in the technological labor market. What previously seem…
At TV Azteca Quintana Roo we tell you what Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said about how artificial intelligence is shaping up as the most important advantage for graduates in an increasingly competitive world of work. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said that today’s youth are the “luckyest in history” thanks to AI. According to Altman, tools like ChatGPT allow a single person to create millionaire businesses, automating complex tasks. In interviews, he…
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