Comprehensive.io: average salaries for senior engineers who specialize in AI and ML are 12% higher than for those who do not; AI-related salaries are up 4% YoY
That doesn't mean tech sn't a maturing sector, and that the halcyon days of $600k packages to 20-somethings aren't over, because they mostly are. … Tweets: Kyle Russell / @kylebrussell : AI related salaries only grew at the most recent annualized inflation rate? https://twitter.com/... Paul Kedrosky / @pkedrosky : This is all true, but the story and the reaction are now badly overdone. Within a year we will hear about the resugence of tech hiring. Count on it. Dully predictable. Layoffs and AI Are Changing Tech's Once-Invincible Job Market https://www.bloomberg.com/... [image] Ellen Huet / @ellenhuet : Silicon Valley in the booming 2010s: the era of nap pods and near-guaranteed tech employment. “The belief was, ‘There are infinity jobs, and there will be infinity more.’ You can fill the bucket up with as much water as you want, and it never overflows.” https://www.bloomberg.com/... [image] James Pethokoukis / @jimpethokoukis : “AI may be serving as a face-saving explanation for executives who want to avoid admitting that job cuts are a result of overhiring during the pandemic boom. There's no evidence that AI has already begun to displace significant numbers of technology jobs.” https://www.bloomberg.com/... Ellen Huet / @ellenhuet : In Silicon Valley, seemingly everyone is laying people off — and at the same time, they're thirsting after AI talent Salaries for senior software engineers with AI/ML skills are 12% higher on avg than those without that specialty, per @comprehensiveio https://www.bloomberg.com/... Ellen Huet / @ellenhuet : “It used to be if you had a pulse and could do basic coding exercises, you could get a six-figure offer from a bunch of companies.” Now, it's 200,000 layoffs. My latest feature @BW, about “whiplash” in the tech job market — and an RIP to lavish times https://www.bloomberg.com/...