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I'd say no. My dad worked in AI 20-30 years ago(worked on some AI project for Russian military, something to do with nukes), and he looks for jobs in the field,
by vaksel 18y ago
I'd say no. My dad worked in AI 20-30 years ago(worked on some AI project for Russian military, something to do with nukes), and he looks for jobs in the field, now and then. And from what he say about, it seems like the AI field is pretty much frozen right now.
There are almost no jobs available, and the few available are usually the be assistant to some professor who is trying to do something that was already done 20 years ago.
- bOR_ 18y agoHad the same impression. The most interesting advances I saw when visiting Alife XI last year was in cognitive robotics. Using MRI scan information from thinking persons to unravel the global structure of the brain, and then implementing that in computers. The global workspace theory definitly seemed interesting.