Self-supervised Learning Market Landscape: Mapping Towards US$ 222.31 Billion by 2033
Self-supervised Learning Market Landscape: Mapping Towards US$ 222.31 Billion by 2033
IBM’s global AI adoption index 2022 found that 34 per cent of respondents agreed that a shortage of AI capabilities is a barrier to AI’s widespread adoption in business. There is an increasing need for qualified workers in the self-supervised learning market. Therefore, it is anticipated that the growth of the self-supervised learning market is expected to be stifled by a lack of competent labour.

The global self-supervised learning market is expected to grow at a moderate pace of 33.4% during the forecast period. The self-supervised learning market is currently valued at US$ 12.46 billion in 2023. The self-supervised learning industry is expected to reach a high of US$ 222.31 billion by 2033.

To combat the difficulties caused by excessive reliance on labelled data, self-reinforcement learning has emerged as a promising machine learning method. Having high-quality labelled data has long been a prerequisite for developing intelligent systems employing machine learning techniques. This makes the high price of good annotations a significant obstacle to overcome during the training process.

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The important trends in the self-supervised learning market are the increasing automation of banking procedures and the widespread adoption of the internet and linked devices. Moreover, the increasing need for predictive analytics is helping the self-reinforcement learning industry expand. Self-reinforcement learning is a promising industry, but it is being held back by a shortage of qualified workers.

Conversely, the self-supervised learning market prediction anticipates that the quick changes in business model technology are anticipated to present lucrative prospects for expansion.

Key Takeaways from the Self-supervised Learning Market Report:

The self-supervised learning market in Asia Pacific is witnessing significant growth, with China leading the sales, expected to maintain its dominance and reach an estimated worth of $3,828.9 million by 2028. Japan and India are also poised for substantial expansion, with predicted Compound Annual Growth Rates (CAGR) of 33.1% and 34.7% respectively during the forecast period. Natural Language Processing emerged as a key revenue generator, accounting for 38.6% of total revenue in 2021, with a projected impressive CAGR of 34.1%. Additionally, sectors like advertising and media are expected to surge at a rapid pace with a CAGR of 33.7%, while the BFSI market is set to grow steadily at a CAGR of 33.3% over the forecast period.

Competitive Landscape:

Several different international and domestic companies compete for customers for the sales of self-supervised learning. Companies in the market are spending money on research and development (R&D) to create innovative solutions and give themselves an edge. Because of the rising demand for self-supervised learning and its propensity for innovation, upheaval, and fast evolution, businesses are also forming alliances and M&A deals.

Key Players:

Key players in the self-supervised learning market include industry giants such as IBM, Alphabet Inc. (Google LLC), Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Inc., SAS Institute Inc., Dataiku, MathWorks, Inc., and Meta. These companies are at the forefront of developing innovative self-supervised learning solutions, leveraging their expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics to drive advancements in this rapidly evolving field.

Recent Developments:

The Australian government pledged USD 30.5 million, or approximately AU $490 million, to fund the establishment of four digital capacity and Artificial Intelligence (AI) centres in March 2022. With this funding, the government hopes to accelerate the commercialization of Australia’s AI research.

DataRobot, Inc. announced in July 2021 that it has acquired Algorithmia Inc., a provider of an MLOps (Machine Learning Operations) software platform based in the United States. The platform caters to IT operations experts, letting businesses deal with high-volume, sophisticated model manufacturing in a safe, effective manner. With this purchase, DataRobot, Inc. hopes to offer its customers a universal platform on which they may deploy any machine learning model.

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