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As an outsider (offering prototyping project help to clients), the main thing I am seeing at the moment is AI-knowledge experts as project managers. As in: a co
by mittermayr 3y ago
As an outsider (offering prototyping project help to clients), the main thing I am seeing at the moment is AI-knowledge experts as project managers. As in: a company wants to go about an AI project, and needs someone who can guide them through the jungle of tools (services, budgeting, operating costs) as well as figuring out potential partners (individual developers to AI-integration companies). People on the inside of these companies aren't trained 'enough' to fully grasp the status quo, what's possible or not possible, where the risks currently are and where it is all heading, despite being super eager to be involved on those things. That's at least what I am hearing, less actual AI-development work, more "how to get AI into our business" work. Just my 2cts anyway.
- lifeisstillgood 3y agoThis is my experience - but it is definitely a “teach not tell” approach needed - everyone wants to learn from the junior dev to the board and they need convincing people to believe