what is Artificial intelligence(AI)
Where is the key opportunity in AI careers.
In which stage we can opt AI as a career
(after which class)
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My answer is about working with machine learning at Microsoft and Google, and what I've heard about it at Amazon and Facebook.
Machine learning is the practical face of AI. It's about identifying sources of data, then creating systems that analyze that data and make decisions based upon it.
Sample careers would include:
AI / machine learning researcher. Research improvements to machine learning algorithms. In some cases, research ways of applying it to new domains. Usually you've got a PhD in the area for these jobs.
AI Software development, including program management and test. Developing the systems and infrastructure that can apply machine learning to an input data set. This is just like any other software engineering position. You can get these jobs with a bachelor's in a related field (e.g. computer science), though it's good to have some understanding of machine learning and AI, and good math skills.
Data mining and analysis. This is deep investigation of large data sources, and often creating and training systems to recognize patterns in them. A PhD in a related field is not unusual, but again I've seen people with bachelor's degrees doing it.
Machine learning applications. This is applying a machine learning or AI framework to a specific problem in a different domain. For example, applying machine learning to gesture recognition, ad analysis, or fraud detection. If you are already working in the target area, you can do this with a little guidance from someone familiar with the framework you want to use
Machine learning is the practical face of AI. It's about identifying sources of data, then creating systems that analyze that data and make decisions based upon it.
Sample careers would include:
AI / machine learning researcher. Research improvements to machine learning algorithms. In some cases, research ways of applying it to new domains. Usually you've got a PhD in the area for these jobs.
AI Software development, including program management and test. Developing the systems and infrastructure that can apply machine learning to an input data set. This is just like any other software engineering position. You can get these jobs with a bachelor's in a related field (e.g. computer science), though it's good to have some understanding of machine learning and AI, and good math skills.
Data mining and analysis. This is deep investigation of large data sources, and often creating and training systems to recognize patterns in them. A PhD in a related field is not unusual, but again I've seen people with bachelor's degrees doing it.
Machine learning applications. This is applying a machine learning or AI framework to a specific problem in a different domain. For example, applying machine learning to gesture recognition, ad analysis, or fraud detection. If you are already working in the target area, you can do this with a little guidance from someone familiar with the framework you want to use
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