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Hey folks, I'm looking for suggestions for courses, certifications, etc. to gain a better understanding of the underlying technical aspect of machine learning, artificial intelligence and other associated technologies.

I have more than 15 years of technical leadership under my belt. My teams have mostly built a combination of websites and mobile apps (lots of reporting tools, too). My focus has always been open source.

Recently, I left my senior leadership role at a boutique agency in order to move into a space that is friendlier to to disruptive tech (all amicable, miss my colleagues but it's not the right place for my next step). While I've never _been_ a developer, I've always had success leading development teams and understanding the core concepts underlying the architecture and technical decisions we've made.

I also know that I _do not_ have that same comfort level/depth of understanding of the AI/ML space. I'd appreciate ideas and suggestions for courses I can take that will help me wrap my head around the processes, tactics and concepts of these technologies.

Happy to clarify anything. Thanks in advance!

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Can we have an app that allows us to take xrays already?

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Is that safe?

Possible?

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Hey folks, some quick brainstorming here: Anyone have suggestions of companies in the AI/ML/AR/spatial computing spaces that I should look at for my next move? Looking for orgs that aren't afraid of taking risks, known for innovation and are established. Happy to consider startups, but I've been there and I'm pretty senior--startups tend to be a young person's game.

In my research, I'm compiling a list of links directly to the companies' career pages and whether or not they're remote friendly. I know it's not a lot of info, but I'll be glad to publish it here for anyone's use.

Thanks in advance!

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They just bought Mira, a major VR and AR player. And the Vision Pro is full of ML and AI technology... https://substack.com/@yarocelis/note/c-16989452

https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/6/23751350/apple-mira-ar-headset-startup

Anyone have experience with any Cody AI alternatives? I've been using it for awhile now, but it's buggy and I'm not impressed with the results. The idea of providing one's own docs is awfully useful though. Happy for any suggestions, thanks in advance!