Posted by WhatsTheBigIdea 1 day ago
https://www.ibm.com/careers/search?field_keyword_18[0]=Entry...
Total: 240
United States: 25
India: 29
Canada: 15
The job is essentially changing from "You have to know what to say, and say it" to "make sure the AI says what you know to be right"
> Some executives and economists argue that younger workers are a better investment for companies in the midst of technological upheaval.
Not because it's wrong, but because it risks initiating the collapse of the AI bubble and the whole "AI is gonna replace all skilled work, any day now, just give us another billion".
Seems like IBM can no longer wait for that day.
They have their Granite family of models, but they're small language models so surely significantly less resources are going into them.
The "learn to code" saga has run its course. Coder is the new factory worker job where I live, a commodity.