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by jorgemf
3036 days ago
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> "you can't use AI/ML unless you have a PhD/5 years research experience" This is not true since a few years ago. But the fact that you can use it doesn't mean you understand what is happening and why it works in development but not in production. Everybody can copy a jupyter notebook and train a TensorFlow model in ImageNet. Now go to a new domain with very few information like 3D models and create a new network to be trained in that dataset. How many people that can train ImageNet can do the latter? Even inside deep learning experts in image classification fail in reinforcement learning domains and need a couple of years to be completely productive. |
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