More than 50,000 professionals on LinkedIn responded to a 2022 Harvard Business Review poll, close to 70 percent admitted that they do not know what Web3 actually is.
The market for AI in FinTech is anticipated to be worth $42.83 billion in 2023 and grow to $49.43 billion by 2028, making it necessary for companies to adapt to the new technology, and hire accordingly. Accounting for 77.5% of the global revenue, the FinTech “solution segment” – comprising applications for mobile banking, digital loans, insurance, credit scores, buying and selling activities, and asset management – dominates the flourishing market. This has initiated a wellspring of product managers, ML and AI developers hoping to capitalize on a market still in its infancy.
In October of last year the $2.3 billion Las Vegas Sphere opened for business, ushering in a new type of stadium experience and a new era of demand for virtual reality and augmented reality experiences as well as the talented individuals who create them. We can all expect to see more of these immersive digital experiences popping up around the country. For example, artist Roy Nachum is opening an immersive museum in New York. The Leonardo opened a new immersive exhibit in Salt Lake City called “Into the mind of AI.” Estimates for the sector range up to $7 billion annually by 2030. Using gaming technology and GenAI, there will be an exploding demand for motion designers and animation professionals, among others.
