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Among others, famous American billionaire Mark Cuban said that "Teaching individuals and small and medium-sized businesses to use artificial intelligence would be my starting point" if he today was sixteen years old and looking for a side project to start with. It should be underlined that Cuban had several side jobs to save money for his investments throughout his early rise to fame.
According to the ZipRecruiter website, such engineers who specialize in writing coded orders may gain up to $129.5 thousand a year, while some refer to themselves as AI scribes who write instructions for artificial intelligence can gain up to $30,000.
Obviously, a college degree is not needed to become an AI scripting engineer. But a bevy of online courses is needed to operate such large language models.
According to CNBC, which Al Arabiya Business reviewed, Cuban started off with a more modest endeavor: when he was twelve years old, he raised money for new basketball shoes by selling garbage bags to his neighbors.
To pay for college at Indiana University, Cuban had continued to make money as a teenager via an artifact sale of coins, stamps, and baseball cards. He accepted the position of dancing instructor and even hosted paid parties on campus.
After college graduation, Cuban briefly dabbled in banking before he decided to become a full-time entrepreneur. Cuban founded a software company called MicroSolutions, which he sold to CompuServe in 1990 for $6 million.
In 1999, he finally became a billionaire by selling his second company, an audio streaming service called Broadcast.com, to Yahoo for an incredible $5.7 billion.
According to Forbes estimates, today Cuban is worth $5.7 billion.
He has, for the most part, spent his time in the present day attempting to popularize Cost Plus Drugs-an online pharmacy promising to make many well-known prescription drugs much cheaper by selling them for cost with just a 15 percent markup