Talent shortage a hurdle for Singapore’s AI startups as demand spreads across industries
Daphne Yow
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) talent is hot property and local startups are struggling to snag enough of it. Industry players said hiring competition comes not just from other players but also companies trying to incorporate AI into their businesses.
“AI is very easily deployed across a lot of the industries we know of: healthcare, finance, everything under the sun,” said Juliana Lim, executive director of talent networking at the government-led deep tech initiative SGInnovate.
The range of available talent is also too narrow for market needs, which means more development pathways are needed.
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