VIVATEC 2024: Robotics… Keep an eye on all the news from the technical exhibition
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Hashim Sheikh
- . May 22, 2024
- . Update: May 22, 2024 8:42 pm
The eighth edition of Viva Tech, Europe’s largest trade fair for new technologies. This year, more than in previous years, artificial intelligence will take centre stage among more than 3,500 exhibitors. While some see AI as a threat to jobs, the future prospects are brighter, according to the first global AI jobs barometer from consulting and auditing firm PwC. PwC collected at least 500 million job offers across 15 countries, including the US, China and France. The result of this first metric is that AI is good for business
25 per cent increase in wages
As Philippe Trousseau, Executive Director of Technology and Innovation at PwC explains, ‘There are technology profiles that build AI engines. ‘In this case, we are in a market where there is a shortage of talent, so companies are overpaying for this talent,’ explains Philippe Trocheux, executive director of technology and innovation at PwC. But there is also the case of a job that is not related to AI, but in which AI is used to increase efficiency. In this case too, wages are higher, by about 25 per cent.
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