AI Startups Are Where You Should Look For New Jobs

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At 2:06 PM EDT on July 25, 2023,

Find New Job Opportunities In AI Startups

The job market is full of possibilities, particularly in the realm of AI and machine learning technology within startup companies. Discover the best places to search for your next employment opportunity!

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Rebuilding your self-esteem after experiencing a blow to your confidence, whether it's in your job or personal life, can be quite challenging.

And following the wave of job cuts in the tech industry this year, with around 400,000 tech workers being laid off since 2022, this has become even more evident for those employed in this field.

Out of the total number of 100 technology professionals who have lost their jobs since the beginning of 2023, approximately 13 individuals have redirected their efforts towards establishing their own businesses. Within this 13 percent, software developers exhibit the highest level of entrepreneurship at 9 percent, trailed by engineering managers and product managers.

It appears that some companies excel at nurturing a drive for entrepreneurship and instilling the desire to start a new venture. Among them, ex-employees of Meta stand out as the most inclined to embark on their own business endeavors. An astonishing three out of every four former Meta staff members have taken the leap and established their own company.

Former workers of DoorDash make up 30% of those who embraced this trend, while Amazon constitutes 25%, Flexport stands at 24%, Twitter at 16%, and Shopify at 15%.

However, it is important to acknowledge that almost half (44.4%) of these new businesses were initiated by individuals who held positions of authority or leadership. Furthermore, those individuals with extensive prior employment and advanced abilities are more inclined to commence their entrepreneurial ventures following a job termination.

In addition to immediate reactions to job cuts, the business environment after the pandemic has witnessed the emergence of more than five million new companies in the United States in 2022. This is surprising considering that there has been a decrease in funding compared to the previous year, 2021, which recorded a remarkable achievement of venture capitalists investing $624 billion.

According to the Startup Ecosystem Report 2023 by David Eli, the CEO of StartupBlink, it appears that function is emerging as the pivotal factor distinguishing successful individuals from unsuccessful ones.

The world of startups is currently experiencing a phase of purification; startups that offer lavishness and extravagance are becoming less relevant, while startups that address significant problems and provide practical solutions are gaining the recognition they deserve. It is worth noting that many of the world's most prosperous startups emerged during times when obtaining funds was not effortless, and we anticipate a similar trend occurring in the present era.

And for those who are looking to switch from working at a large technology company to a startup, but prefer not to take the risk on their own, there is encouraging news. The job market is abundant with chances, particularly in startups that specialize in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

According to a recent report by The Future of Jobs, an initiative of the World Economic Forum, half of all companies anticipate that artificial intelligence (AI) will contribute to the expansion of employment opportunities. Moreover, approximately three-quarters of the companies surveyed expressed their intention to implement AI technology within their operations.

Recent statistics indicate that AI is projected to generate 133 million fresh employment opportunities on a worldwide scale. Thus, if you are keen on transitioning to a profession in AI, seize this opportunity and commence your quest on the TechRepublic Job Board. This platform showcases an extensive array of employment options in burgeoning startups that are actively seeking new talent.

In this article, we will highlight three companies that are gaining significant attention and growing quickly due to financial backing and investment.

Supported by Nvidia and Salesforce, the pioneering artificial intelligence company Cohere was established by former employees of Google Brain namely Aidan Gomez, Nick Frosst, and Ivan Zhang in the year 2019. Cohere has recently managed to secure $270 million in funding from venture capitalists during its Series C round, following a previous funding of $175 million. By offering advanced models for natural language processing, Cohere assists businesses in enhancing their interactions between humans and machines. The company has already established a collaboration with Google Cloud.

Established in 2021 with the primary goal of enhancing the security and openness of AI technology and improving the dependability of machine learning models, Anthropic has recently obtained a funding of $450 million in May. Their intention is to expand their range of products accordingly, which presently includes an advanced AI assistant called Claude. Supported by renowned companies such as Google and Zoom, Claude is currently accessible as a beta version on Slack and Zoom.

Is there anyone who can match the outstanding achievements of OpenAI? Adept is aiming to do so with its AI system, ACT-1. This system transforms written instructions into actions on the software you utilize regularly. It is capable of tasks such as arranging your expenses in a spreadsheet, conducting profit and loss calculations, and even managing email correspondence, mimicking the role of a personal assistant. Established in 2021, this startup has secured a whopping $350 million in funding during its Series B funding round.

Take your career to the next level now with the TechRepublic Job Board.

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