If you’re a solid engineer w/ experience productionizing data products and you wanted to join grad school in AI/CS but didn’t get in, apply to work with
@bayesianhealth
* You’ll work on hard & important multimodal time series problems,
* Leverage state of the art ideas and be coached to advance them,
* You’ll have a cross-disciplinary team of experts to learn from and collaborate with
* You’ll have access to large data and infra
* You’d have me as your mentor
I am confident you’ll learn as much and likely much more about AI as you might have learned in most labs.
** some candidates ask if we only use Bayesian techniques — no. The smartest decision makers integrate many types of data, think about how much to trust what, update their forecast in a principled way as new data arrives, and understand uncertainty; the company is named after this philosophy of reasoning. We have deep & broad AI expertise and as a result, use/design best in class techniques for the problems at hand.
I've been hearing from people that it's a very challenging year for AI/CS grad school application. A few words:
First, I'm sorry many of you have to live through this; it's never fun receiving rejections.
Second, I don't expect the situation to improve in foreseeable future.