U.S. Companies Offer High Salaries to Recruit AI Talent, AI Positions Show Resilience

Alibaba Cloud and Nanjing University Launch Joint AI Talent Cultivation Program

Alibaba Cloud Partners with Ten Asian Universities and Institutions to Cultivate AI Talent

Alibaba Cloud has partnered with ten universities and government agencies, including the National University of Singapore and Thailand's Digital Economy Promotion Agency, to launch AI and cloud computing training programs. This collaboration spans seven major Asian countries and regions, including Thailand, Singapore, and Hong Kong, aiming to cultivate digital talent. Alibaba Cloud will jointly establish a Skills Center in Singapore with the National University of Singapore's Research & Analytics Institute and Macroview International Management Institute. This center will provide cutting-edge training in big data and AI for students and working professionals.

Hong Kong's AI Talent Shortage Soars, Over 2000 Positions Unfilled

Amidst the rapid global advancement in technology, Hong Kong is striving to transform itself into an innovation and technology hub, leading to a significant surge in demand for Artificial Intelligence (AI) professionals. Recent reports indicate that Hong Kong employers are currently seeking to fill over 2000 AI-related positions, which will be showcased at the upcoming NetEase Hong Kong Career Expo. The expo, scheduled for this Friday and Saturday, will feature over 580 organizations, including startups, tech companies, government bodies, and large corporations such as Hang Seng Bank and Centaline Property.

Nvidia and Utah Launch AI Education Initiative to Cultivate Future AI Talent

Nvidia and the state of Utah recently announced a strategic partnership to launch a comprehensive AI education initiative aimed at upskilling the state's workforce and boosting economic growth. This public-private collaboration will provide key resources for developing generative AI skills to Utah's universities, community colleges, and adult education programs. A core component of the initiative will provide educators with professional certifications through the Nvidia Deep Learning Institute University Ambassador Program, access to high-quality teaching kits, workshop materials, and cloud-based Nvidia GPUs.

AI Daily: The First AI Short Film Video Generation Model SkyReels-V1 Released as Open Source; Musk Unveils Powerful New Model Grok 3; AI Talent Luo Fuli Starts New Job

Welcome to the [AI Daily] section! This is your daily guide to exploring the world of artificial intelligence. Every day, we present the hottest topics in the AI field, focusing on developers to help you understand tech trends and discover innovative AI applications. Check out fresh AI products: https://top.aibase.com/1. Kunlun Wanwei has released the first open-source video generation model for AI short film creation, SkyReels-V1.

Tim Brooks Joins DeepMind to Build a New Generation of World Model Team

In the AI field, talent mobility has always been a fiercely competitive arena. Recently, the job switch of Tim Brooks has drawn widespread attention. After working at Sora for only three months, he announced his move to the competitor Google DeepMind. This move is seen as a response to serious challenges faced by Sora's technology, particularly in generating speed and performance, which have been underwhelming compared to other players in the industry. Reports indicate that Sora has numerous technical issues and struggles to compete with Luma and Stabilit.

AWS Executives State That Companies Urgently Need AI Talent, but 79% Struggle to Find Qualified Candidates

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) skills have become a top priority for companies in hiring. However, a recent report from VG Sundar Ram, Head of Business Development for AWS in India and South Asia, indicates that as many as 79% of companies encounter difficulties in finding candidates with relevant AI skills. This phenomenon reflects the challenges businesses face in advancing digital transformation and enhancing technological competitiveness. Image source note: The image is AI-generated and licensed from the service provider Midjourney.

Goldman Sachs Report: Slow Adoption of AI by U.S. Companies at Only 6.1%

According to the latest report released by Goldman Sachs, as of the fourth quarter of 2024, only 6.1% of U.S. companies have integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology into their operations, slightly up from 5.9% in the previous quarter. This data reflects that despite the huge potential of AI technology, its actual application in U.S. companies is still progressing slowly. Image source note: The image is generated by AI, with image licensing provided by Midjourney.

European AI Startup Mistral Accelerates Expansion into Silicon Valley, Competing for AI Talent

Europe's most valuable artificial intelligence startup, Mistral, is actively expanding its operations in the United States to compete for AI talent with rivals in Silicon Valley. The Paris-based company is establishing a new office in Palo Alto, California, and is seeking to hire engineers, scientists, and sales teams to drive its growth in the U.S. market. According to insiders, one of Mistral's co-founders, Guillaume Lample, is also involved.

Harvard Medical School Receives $6 Million Donation to Create a Hub for Training Medical AI Talent