The Global Managing Partner for AI at IBM (NYSE:IBM), Matthew Candy, has suggested that a degree in computer science may not be a prerequisite for securing a role in the technology industry.
What Happened: During an interview with Fortune, reported by Business Insider on Monday, Candy stated that the evolution of AI might streamline the product creation process for those lacking technical skills.
Candy noted that the rapid expansion of AI could speed up the stages of ideation, testing, and implementation without necessarily requiring a computer science degree.
Instead, the advent of AI could highlight the importance of soft skills, such as critical thinking and creativity. Candy opined that AI has the potential to enhance creative thought processes.
See Also: How To Cast ‘Harry Potter’ Spells With Siri On Your iPhone
He further proposed that the growth of AI could impact sectors beyond technology, including the arts, by enabling people to undertake tasks usually performed ...