🦸 Discover your path to success in AI

Hello AI Enthusiast,

Adecco, one of the largest HR providers, declared that AI is "one of the top in-demand skills by 2025”.

What a lot of people don’t say is that whether you’re a fan of coding or not, there are a lot of roles you can fill in companies investing in AI.

We’re here to give you some inspiration by listing 4 of the most common non-technical job positions and their main tasks.

1. AI Product Managers develop and execute product strategies for AI companies, ensuring that the product is successful in the market.

2. AI Project Managers oversee AI projects from planning to implementation, ensuring that the project is completed on time, within budget, and to everyone's satisfaction.

3. AI Designers create the look and feel of AI products and services while ensuring that everything is intuitive and easy to use for the end user.

4. AI Business Analysts analyze data to uncover trends and potential for growth, collaborate with stakeholders to comprehend business requirements and identify possibilities for AI-based solutions.

Many other roles are currently being filled and more are expected to be created.

Considering your background, what career path would be best for you in light of the increasing use of AI across all industries?

To answer this question we designed the AI Career Compass course to help you find your way in the AI job market, with practical exercises, interviews with experts, and career guidance.

In its Pro version, you'll have the chance to participate in two live workshops, where you'll have the exclusive opportunity to interact with AI experts and fellow students.

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❓ Which brands are investing in AI?

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🧱 Foundational concepts

When talking about Artificial Intelligence we hear a lot about “Machine Learning” or ML.

But what exactly does it do?

Machine learning is like teaching a computer to learn by itself, kinda like how you learn from experience. You show a computer a bunch of examples, and it figures out patterns and rules to make predictions or decisions on its own.

To give you a context ML is like a baby that learns to recognize its parents' faces.

This is important for AI because it allows machines to understand and make predictions about the world around them. It can help with things like speech recognition, image recognition, and even predicting things like weather patterns or financial trends.

🗞️ AI news from the world

We’re seeing a truckload of AI implementations. The race is at full speed and Snapchat is one of these racers.

The company is introducing a chatbot called "My AI" which is powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT. It costs $3.99 a month for Snapchat Plus subscribers, but eventually, it will be available to all of their 750 million monthly users. The bot has been trained to adhere to the company's trust and safety guidelines, and Snapchat plans to keep tuning it.

🔧 AI Tool

The AI tool of this week became viral on TikTok after Mike Shinoda used it to create a rap song with the voice of Notorious B.I.G.

The name’s Uberduck and it’s a free AI bot that can turn your text into any celebrity's voice or character. You can make your dream of talking like your favorite star a reality using its TTS algorithms and generative machine learning models. The app has a ton of famous people, politicians, musicians, and fictional characters to choose from.

That was all for this week. There’s so much stuff going on with AI that we never get bored.

This week’s poll is a little different from the previous one.

We can’t wait for your response!

The AI Academy Crew