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by spott
3542 days ago
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For the AI program, what kind of ML experience are you looking for? I'm a physics PhD (working in ultrafast atomic molecular and optical physics theory), finishing up in the next few months, and I would love to transition into AI as a field. Unfortunately, I don't have an extensive portfolio of ML projects. Is this something I should beef up before I apply? I understand you are likely much more comfortable with taking people interested in SV and NY, but for those in other areas (Denver, for example) and unwilling to relocate, is this going to kill our chances of being accepted? |
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As an aside: it’s astounding how quickly Fellows with strong quantitative backgrounds can learn when surrounded by other really great people. We’ve had numerous mathematicians and theoretical physicists at Insight who barely touched any data in their PhDs, go on to build sophisticated machine learning data products at Insight and get hired at top tier data science and machine learning teams.
Regarding the location: the initial programs will focus on roles in the SF Bay Area and New York, so we’d like to attract Fellows who are interested in living in either of those respective cities. That said, our network has grown well beyond those cities so I encourage you to apply regardless of geographic preference and just let us know in the application where you hope to end up after the program.