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AI triggers boom in flexi-work options for technology professionals

AI triggers boom in flexi-work options for technology professionals


Published on 2024-12-07 14:22:25 - MSN
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  • Skilled tech professionals, particularly in AI, are increasingly choosing freelance work, commanding high hourly rates on platforms like Upwork and Appen. Indians are prominent, offering competitive rates while demand for AI skills like data annotation and training surges.

The article from MSN discusses how the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into various industries is significantly transforming the job market, particularly for technology professionals. AI's capability to automate routine tasks has led to an increase in flexible work options, allowing tech workers to engage in project-based, freelance, or remote work. This shift is driven by the need for companies to remain agile and innovative, requiring specialized skills on a project-to-project basis rather than maintaining large, permanent teams. The article highlights that this trend not only benefits companies by reducing overhead costs but also provides professionals with greater work-life balance, the opportunity to work on diverse projects, and the ability to upskill continuously. However, it also notes the challenges such as job insecurity and the need for continuous learning to stay relevant in an AI-driven market.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/other/ai-triggers-boom-in-flexi-work-options-for-technology-professionals/ar-AA1vq4CN ]

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