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Depends on how you define the market. I think ML is still too much a pie in the sky research topic for a job, but it's in huge "demand" as a startup founder i.
by arohner 16y ago
Depends on how you define the market. I think ML is still too much a pie in the sky research topic for a job, but it's in huge "demand" as a startup founder
i.e. If you can actually do ML, you're much more valuable as a startup founder than looking for a 9-5 job, unless it happens to be at say, Google.
My guess is it'll be another decade before ML and statistics become seriously sought after in "normal" corporate programming.