@seclink: Updated today. Recently, companies like miHoYo, Alibaba DAMO Academy, and China Merchants Bank have posted many interesting new positions. Now all major tech companies are going crazy for AI talent... Many companies are even targeting freshmen and removing degree requirements... AI talent is extremely scarce...
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Recently, major companies like miHoYo, Alibaba DAMO Academy, and China Merchants Bank have released a large number of new AI positions, with no degree restrictions and even targeting freshmen. AI talent is extremely scarce.
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Updated today. Recently, miHoYo, Alibaba DAMO Academy, China Merchants Bank, and others have posted many interesting new positions.
Big tech companies are going all out for AI talent…
Many companies are even targeting freshmen and dropping educational requirements…
AI talent is in such short supply… https://t.co/HZSPGuVVIU
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