Exclusive ex-Meta Engineering poll results: Almost no one is considering AI skills when hiring software engineers at their companies! Bootcamps pivoting to AI might be marketing a fictional gold rush so that they can sell you an expensive shovel that you don't need right now.

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u/Exact-Honey-489 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):

Only God knows what people mean by "AI skills." Could be anything from having a deep theoretical understanding of linear algebra and probability; to being able to build a model; to being able to use ChatGPT to write code. And I have to say that the last one is not an "AI skill

u/michaelnovati replied · Aug 29, 2024

The question asked is at the bottom of the post. Specifically any skills related to using Gen AI or building products based on Gen AI. There are tons of roles for machine learning engineers and applied machine learning engineers.