With the assistance of generative AI specialists, Palmer Hargreaves aims to bring even better results to the table. That’s why the agency is recruiting candidates who can demonstrate “qualified training or background in the field of artificial intelligence , linguistics or related branches.” Candidates must also be able to create “AI and data processing models for individual training.”
Patrick Glauner, a professor at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, is, denmark number data however, particularly annoyed by the description used by Palmer Hargreaves in his job advertisement. He believes that the skills the agency demands from candidates are completely disproportionate . You don't have to be an AI expert to use tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E 2. "Almost anyone can generate text commands for AI. And of course you don't have to have studied computer science to use Google," Glauner told Spiegel .
Palmer Hargreaves also agrees with Glauner and has revised the job offer after admitting that its requirements were too technical. The agency excuses itself by arguing that the "AI prompter" job is a new generation of work. However, "the skills that an 'AI prompter' must have today are likely to be possessed by everyone in the future," says Heilmann.
Professor Patrick Glauner is also convinced that in the future candidates will increasingly be required to be familiar with tools such as ChatGPT. In fact, Excel spreadsheets will probably not be generated by real people in the coming years, but by generative AI programs.