Pakistan's economy is ranked 26th in the world in terms of purchasing power parity (PPP) and 40th in terms of nominal gross domestic product. Pakistan has a population of approximately 190 million people, making it the world's sixth-largest country, with a nominal GDP per capita of $1,427, ranking 133rd globally. The key sectors of the Pakistani economy are agriculture, mining, industry, automotive, construction, defence, services, and transportation. The IT/ITeS sector is one of Pakistan's fastest-growing industries, accounting for around 1% of the country's GDP ($3.5 billion USD). It has doubled in the last four years, and experts predict a further 100% increase to $7 billion in the next two to four years.

The demand for specific technology experts is increasing, and leaders are seeing a shortage of people qualified to hold these roles. While we will continue to see a shortage of multiple cybersecurity roles in the future due to the only gradual increase of cybersecurity educational programs across our nation, I believe artificial intelligence specialists will continue to be a scarce commodity in our environment. As AI becomes more prevalent in our society, the two largest roles, AI specialist and AI psychologist, will remain difficult to fill. Over the next five years, I expect we'll see a shortage of data experts. Recent strides in democratized AI mean that instead of companies struggling to find AI talent, they'll be struggling to find data experts who can properly clean, filter and integrate data for AI use.

Demand for artificial intelligence specialists grew 74% over the last five years. Artificial intelligence experts are in luck in 2020. LinkedIn released its list of the top emerging jobs for 2020. These jobs have grown substantially in the last five years, and LinkedIn predicts they will continue to increase demand in the new year. Demand for artificial intelligence specialists grew 74% over the last five years.

LinkedIn published its "Top 10 Emerging Jobs" list on Tuesday and -- no surprise -- most of them are tech jobs. Coming in at number one is Artificial Intelligence Specialist. While most of the jobs on the list are tech-oriented, they are not necessarily in the tech business. AI, data science, and engineering are required by absolutely every company, so it makes sense that these are the most popular emerging jobs; they are all required for successful digital transformation. The average pay for the top jobs is well into six figures.

LinkedIn data shows that hiring growth has grown 74% in the past four years. The job requires skills in machine learning, deep learning, TensorFlow, Python and natural language processing. Industries hiring include computer software, internet, IT, higher education and consumer electronics. What is artificial general intelligence? This role has hiring growth of 40% over the last four years, according to LinkedIn.

Professional networking platform LinkedIn unveiled the Top 15 Emerging Jobs in India for 2020, today. Blockchain Developer, Artificial Intelligence Specialist, and JavaScript Developer are likely to be the top roles in 2020. Among the non-technical profiles are Digital Marketing Specialist and Lead Generation Specialist. India adds 12 million people to its workforce every year. And, as automation makes inroads to the job market, humans are competing with machines to keep up.

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University of Missouri assistant professor SCOTT CHRISTIANSON puts an app designed to assist those with visual impairments to the test using yours truly, our floor director and some wrinkled up dollar bills. Self-driving cars is becoming a reality, and while it may sound like a cool idea, PROF. SCOTT CHRISTIANSON points out a not-so-obvious morality dilemma when it comes to programming machines that are designed to make decisions that a human normally would, saying "hopefully the car will be able to avoid the accident, but there may be situations where it may not be able to, so how do we want those cars programmed?" Never mind tomorrow, machine-learning artificial intelligence is happening now! University of Missouri professor SCOTT CHRISTIANSON tells us just how much it's "creeping into our lives."

Government Support: The government has shown great support in leveraging AI. NITI Aayog's unique brand called #AIforAll is an approach that focuses on how India can leverage the transformative technologies to ensure social and inclusive growth in line with the development philosophy of the government. It aims to enhance and empower human capabilities to address the challenges of access, affordability, shortage and inconsistency of skilled expertise. It also aims to tackle some global challenges from the AI perspective, be it an application, research, development, technology or responsible AI. With this initiative, it has extended its support in the areas of healthcare, agriculture, education, smart cities and infrastructure and smart mobility and transportation sectors.