The data science and AI market may be out for a recalibration

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Being a data scientist was supposed to be "the sexiest job of the 21st century". Whether the famous Harvard Business Reviewaphorism of 2012 holds water is somewhat subjective, depending on how you interpret "sexy". However, the data around data scientists, as well as related data engineering and data analyst roles, are starting to ring alarms.

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At the beginning of 2022, the first sign that something may be changing became apparent. As an IEEE Spectrum analysis of data released by online recruitment firm Dice showed, in 2021, AI and machine learning salaries dropped, even though, on average, U.S. tech salaries climbed nearly 7%.

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