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That's as strong as a statement as Trump: Learn Machine Learning or you'll be a Dinosaur in 3 years... Maybe if it was coming from Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg,

That's as strong as a statement as Trump: Learn Machine Learning or you'll be a Dinosaur in 3 years... Maybe if it was coming from Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, or another tech titan with some actual coding experience and a deeper level of learning about what ML even is. Cuban's a business man, and most CEO's I know don't have a clue about the stacks that run their own company, let alone what's popular. That said, I do think ML will be important, but I develop ecommerce apps and things of the such in Laravel, unless I move into AI and Neural nets I don't see needing to know a lot about ML (though I wouldn't mind moving in that direction as that space picks up) -- but there's still plenty of opportunities without it.

AJ007 10y ago
Making machines learn, applying machine learning to successfully solve problems, and positioning business assets to benefit from machine learning are three very different pieces of the "learn machine learning" puzzle. I don't know how any human would be able to go from 0 to having a good grasp of even one of these pieces in three years let alone all of them. I suppose there will be (and to some degree already are) machine learning magic wands, but they are going to be the kinds of things that suck capital out of the companies that utilize them (through loss of proprietary data and competition blocking moats.)