We measured "Head of AI" hiring across 17M job postings: tripled in 9 months, 69% of hiring companies aren't tech
Summary
Analysis of 17M job postings reveals Head of AI hiring has tripled in 9 months, with 69% of hiring companies being non-tech, led by finance, healthcare, and pharma. Companies are hiring adoption executives rather than researchers, indicating a shift from experimentation to P&L accountability.
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