Entrepreneur Elon Musk has opened new job positions for his artificial intelligence company, xAI, focusing on professionals living in Italy.
The opportunities are geared towards training for the Grok model and include areas such as photography, design, video, and 3D production.
This move reinforces Musk's long-standing and recent concern about the country's demographic future, and of course, his alliance with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
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who can apply
The positions are for:
- photographers
- designers
- video experts
- 3D and post-production professionals
The work is entirely remote, with flexible hours.
For those seeking other opportunities in the country, there are several specialized platforms available.
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Salary and requirements
Compensation is around 260 euros per day, equivalent to approximately R$ 1.600 at the current exchange rate.
Among the requirements:
- mastery of English
- Availability as needed.
- adequate technical structure
Candidates must have:
- Apple computers (macOS 11 or later)
- or PC with Windows 10+
- or Chromebook
Interest in international job opportunities is growing along with the demand for qualified professionals in the country.
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official announcement
The announcement was made on the social network X by Andrea Stroppa, Musk's representative in Italy.
According to him, the goal is to accelerate Grok's development within the platform.
What is xAI?
Founded in 2023, xAI emerged to compete with companies like OpenAI in the development of language models.
The company also collaborates on SpaceX projects, expanding the use of artificial intelligence.
This is not the first time Musk has sought professionals in Europe.
In 2024, Tesla opened job positions in Italy and Spain in various areas, including legal and commercial.
But Musk's actions have also generated political debates in Italy.
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