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Chinese tech giants are aggressively recruiting and upskilling teenagers as early as age 13 to address a projected five-million-worker AI talent shortage by 2030. This strategy prioritizes identifying self-taught candidates with open-source model experience who offer immediate adaptability and lower training costs for the industry's rapid expansion.
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الذكاء الاصطناعي يبحث عن مراهقي الصين .. الشركات تصطاد المواهب من سن 13
GDELT2 min read
Chinese companies in the artificial intelligence sector are turning to training teenagers aged 13 to fill skill gaps amid rapid global growth of the industry, according to a report by U.S. site "Digital Trends". The report indicates that China will face a shortage of AI workers…
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