Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates: Call it ChatGPT’s man, or call it a sign of the times, artificial intelligence (AI) is at the top of the list of career options for young people entering college.
The World Economic Forum predicts that AI will create 97 million new jobs by 2025. Considering the fact that AI-powered ChatGPT has reached 173 million users in just six months of its launch, you can see how widespread AI is. AI is going to get it.
At the current pace of demand, companies will face a daunting task of recruiting talent to work with AI and ML (machine learning) systems. According to a widely cited study, AI and machine learning jobs have grown by almost 75% over the past four years.
“Even before ChatGPT got noticed, AI had an edge due to its ability to make everything better and faster and its potential to be deployed in almost any field,” said the AURAK Dean of Engineering. Professor Khalid Hussein said. “In anticipation of demand, we launched our Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence three years before him.As the topic of AI grows this summer, we are ready to meet the demand of new students. I have.”
AURAK’s Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence is a four-year program that enables students to design and develop computer systems and data models using the latest advances in the field, enabling local application of artificial intelligence and data science. Helps you become an effective leader. Globally across different domains. The program includes techniques and topics such as machine learning, computer vision, robotics, data analysis and visualization, natural language processing, and data mining. New registration will start on August 28th.
“It is clear that there will be a shortage of AI experts in the near future,” says Professor Khalid Hussein. “So if a bright young man or woman wants to future-proof their career, AI is a compelling answer if they have the aptitude and determination to pursue their goals. We are committed to providing them with the right skills and training so they can confidently go out into the world as AI professionals.”
With developments such as self-driving cars, the growing popularity of digital assistants (Siri, Alexa), facial recognition, chatbots, automation of most jobs, and the dominance of ChatGPT, academics are enthusiastic about AI as a career option. I expect the university to: In the near future, we will develop different courses in different areas of AI.
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