Is there a shortage of AI and chip design professionals globally, and do countries focus more on these fields?
Yes, there is a global shortage of AI and chip design professionals. Many countries are now prioritizing these fields due to their importance for technological innovation, economic growth, and national security.
This high demand is leading to increased investments in education, research, and industry development in AI and semiconductor design. For Indian students, specializing in these areas can open strong career opportunities worldwide as governments and companies seek skilled talent to fill this gap.
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