I see people looking at off-the-shelf ML solutions as a panacea for their problems - without understanding the application domain, nor considering simpler solutions, nor thinking about the SE-perspective of AI-powered *software* systems and the challenge that comes with it.
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I'd guess I'd summarize it as, being a "deep learning expert" in 2021 is like being a "medicine expert" in 1800. You know a lot less than you think, and most of what you think you know is wrong. Just keep learning and experimenting, and don't play stupid status games.
Short @WSJ interview and mention about our @maalejw research on fake reviews in app stores has just been published 😊! wsj.com/articles/the-smartes…
5/ Do NOT say yes to everything or you will never find your OWN path.
- Try something NEW! It will never be so easy again in your life to jump into the cold water. Escape the established patterns and impress people with a different point of view or yet unexplored problems!







