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How Much Does an AI Engineer Make?

How Much Does an AI Engineer Make?

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AI Engineers in the US earn a median base salary of around $150,000–$165,000 per year. But the full range runs from roughly $100,000 at the entry level to well over $300,000 in total compensation at senior levels in Big Tech. That gap is wide — and it’s not random. Where you land depends on a…
How To Become an AI Engineer in 2026

How To Become an AI Engineer in 2026

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If you’ve been curious how to become an AI Engineer, the first thing to know is the job has evolved rapidly since generative AI went mainstream. A few years ago, AI engineering looked a lot like traditional machine learning — building and training models from scratch. Today, companies are hiring AI Engineers who can integrate powerful pretrained models, deploy LLM‑powered applications, and ship real AI features that solve real business problems.…
Workflow Automation – Administrators needed?

Workflow Automation – Administrators needed?

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Workflow Automation is a hot word in the SaaS industry, especially with any solution. It is especially on fire – okay, starting to catch a blaze in the learning system segment and even HCM. I’m, of course, focused on learning and training, and thus on the learning system space – including talent development, workforce development…
Time to Flip the LMS on its head

Time to Flip the LMS on its head

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Lately, I have been reading a lot on LinkedIn about learning for employees with AI, from various angles on how to achieve it. A report conducted by a research firm (which shall not be named) found in essence that their respondents found the LMS no longer needed, and dropping – i.e., looking for alternatives –…
Understanding MCP: The Universal Remote for AI

Understanding MCP: The Universal Remote for AI

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I’ve written in the past about MCP (Model Context Protocol) for learning and training (via learning systems), albeit a link to a highly confusing and yet the best version of explanation on the net. MCP, which I will use going forward, is best in explanation to something everyone else can relate to. Let’s say back…
AI Inudation – Know the Questions to ask

AI Inudation – Know the Questions to ask

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It’s that time of year when folks flock to trade shows like LTUK and ATD. A quick perusal of exhibitors shows many with some form of AI. AI video creators. AI transformation of content. AI is everywhere in these shows—powering scenarios, skill development, and more. To help you cut through the noise and ask the…
AI Inudation – Know the Questions to ask – Trade Show Season

AI Inudation – Know the Questions to ask – Trade Show Season

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It’s that time of year when folks flock to trade shows like LTUK and ATD. A quick perusal of exhibitors shows many with some form of AI. AI video creators. AI transformation of content. AI is everywhere in these shows—powering scenarios, skill development, and more. To help you cut through the noise and ask the…
Revolutionizing the Learning System Transformation – Beyond just AI

Revolutionizing the Learning System Transformation – Beyond just AI

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Read any article on the internet today, and you will usually see “summary” at the beginning. I often see this as a quick take, and whether its objective is to have you read the article or just bypass it, it doesn’t inspire. Rather, it taps into AI, and as a result, can be ignorant of…
The LMS Metamorphosis

The LMS Metamorphosis

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There is nothing more bothersome than when a vendor tells someone that an LMS is traditional. From there, the term is now placed on the list between scary monsters in your closet and scary monsters under your bed, and a clown watching you while you sleep. When vendors say “traditional,” they often mean an outdated…
The LMS Transformation

The LMS Transformation

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There is nothing more bothersome than when a vendor tells someone that an LMS is traditional. From there, the term is now placed on the list between scary monsters in your closet and scary monsters under your bed, and a clown watching you while you sleep. When vendors say “traditional,” they often mean an outdated…