Jad Tarifi, founder of Google’s first generative AI team, warns that PhDs, law, and medicine degrees risk becoming obsolete ...

Jad Tarifi, the man who founded Google's first generative AI team, doesn't think now is the time to pursue long academic ...

His skepticism isn’t limited to AI doctorates. Tarifi warns that long, traditional degree paths — like medicine and law — are also at risk of becoming obsolete.

"AI itself is going to be gone by the time you finish a Ph.D.," Jad Tarifi, the founder of Google's first generative AI team, ...

Higher education as we know it is on the verge of becoming obsolete,” the former Google AI leader told Fortune.

The AI veteran also warned that lengthy professional degrees like law and medicine are facing obsolescence. He criticized ...

Jad Tariffi warns that pursuing a PhD in AI may be futile due to rapid advancements in the technology. He advocates for ...

Jad Tarifi, co-founder of Google’s first generative artificial intelligence (AI) team, has said that traditional degrees like ...

Buffett cites successful leaders like Pete Liegl, CEO of Forest River, who managed significant growth without Ivy League ...

Tarifi's advice is to instead focus on hands-on experience and niche fields where AI is still in its nascent stages, such as ...

Jad Tarifi, Google's generative AI team founder, questions the relevance of traditional academic paths in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. He suggests focusing on niche areas or skipping advanced ...

Jad Tarifi founded Google's first generative AI team and is now the CEO of his own AI startup. The race for AI talent has seen companies like Meta dangle huge signing bonuses to attract recruits.