Definitely possible. Masters/PhD not necessary. We already have incredibly accessible tooling and with a little bit of reading, you can get a lot done. I'm rec

Definitely possible. Masters/PhD not necessary. We already have incredibly accessible tooling and with a little bit of reading, you can get a lot done. I'm recently finished an ML project which had many people who had never done ML before this. By the end of the project the team was competent enough to ingest new data, perform EDA, annotate, fix annotations, train, generate and interpret metrics, experiment with different models, re-train and so on. The tricky part is finding the org or the opportunity that has a need great enough that they will take you on.