Artificial Intelligence AI Job Salary in India here is the report

Artificial Intelligence: The trend of Artificial Intelligence i.e. AI technology has been going on for the last few years. The use and craze of this technology is increasing day by day. Tech experts believe that in the coming times, AI can be the most used technology in the world. This is the reason why AI technology is being used in many areas around the world, and its demand is increasing day by day.

Increasing demand for AI jobs

Because of this, the government and big tech companies in many countries around the world have started giving AI training to people in India. Microsoft CEO Bill Gates recently visited India, and during this time he announced that his company will provide AI training to millions of people in India and India will become the hub of AI technology in the future.

Now many people around the world including India are very curious to know about AI technology. Among them, the most curious thing is that how much salary do people doing AI jobs get? Let us tell you about a latest report that came to light about this.

Salary of people doing AI jobs

A latest data released by AON has shown that the salary of people working in AI technology and machine learning is many times more than that of people working in other fields. Let us tell you about the average salary of employees doing AI jobs in different fields.

• AI (Artificial Intelligence) or ML (Machine Learning) employees with 0-5 years of experience in IT service providing companies get an average annual package of Rs 14 to 18 lakh. In this way, his monthly salary can be around Rs 1-1.50 lakh.
• AI and ML employees in GCC fields get an average annual package of Rs 16-20 lakh.
• Employees in AI and ML fields in product companies get an average annual package of Rs 22 to 26 lakh.
• Apart from this, employees who have 10-15 years of experience in the field of AI and ML can get an average annual package of Rs 44-96 lakh.

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