As companies increasingly embrace artificial intelligence, professionals skilled in large language models, deep learning, and AI strategy are earning premium salaries, redefining the relevance of traditional degrees in the global job market, JUSTICE OKAMGBA reports
Technology is evolving; the same thing applies to skills development. Companies from different sectors of the economy are scrambling to hire workers who can build, manage, and deploy AI systems. The result is a labour market where certain AI skills now command salaries that rival, and in some cases exceed, the earnings traditionally associated with university degrees. But beneath the excitement surrounding AI salaries lies a more cautious conversation about hype, misinformation and inflated expectations.
Retired AI researcher John Sanders warned against blindly accepting the growing narrative that AI has already achieved human-like intelligence.
“But it is still a research project because the principal target is intelligence and we do not know how to do
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