Nasscom has announced a major AI skilling initiative aimed at training millions of learners to strengthen India’s artificial intelligence workforce.
IBM says it will continue hiring entry-level talent as AI reshapes job roles, focusing on skills, adaptability and long-term workforce development.
Infosys has raised the fresher compensation benchmark by offering packages up to ₹21 lakh for top artificial intelligence talent, reflecting rising demand for advanced AI skills.
Leading technology firms warn that prolonged visa delays could weaken the US artificial intelligence workforce and slow innovation in critical AI research and development.
Micro1 surpasses 100 million dollars in ARR as global demand rises for AI engineering talent, model training support, and enterprise ML deployment.
Forty percent of Indian workers already use AI-related skills on the job, and marketing departments are no exception.
