Lessons from My First Two Years of AI Research

Lessons from My First Two Years of AI Research

  • April 26, 2018
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Lessons from My First Two Years of AI Research

A friend of mine who is about to start a career in artificial intelligence research recently asked what I wish I had known when I started two years ago. Below are some lessons I have learned so far. They range from general life lessons to relatively specific tricks of the AI trade.

I hope others find them useful.

Source: mit.edu

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