How to be a highly-qualified A.I scientist?

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To become a highly-qualified A.I. scientist, one must first obtain a Computer Science degree, ideally supplemented with graduate-level courses focused on artificial intelligence. Essential programming skills include proficiency in writing recursive algorithms and familiarity with languages such as Scheme and LISP, which are foundational in AI development. Advanced studies should cover neural networks and AI design principles. Achieving a top-tier status in the field requires a commitment to groundbreaking research and a clear understanding of specific industry needs.

PREREQUISITES
  • Computer Science degree
  • Proficiency in recursive algorithms
  • Familiarity with Scheme and LISP programming languages
  • Understanding of neural networks and AI design
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  • Research graduate programs with a focus on artificial intelligence
  • Learn advanced concepts in neural networks
  • Study recursive algorithms in depth
  • Explore the applications of Scheme and LISP in modern AI
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Computer Science students, aspiring A.I. scientists, and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of artificial intelligence methodologies and research opportunities.

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How to be a highly-qualified A.I scientist?

hi all,
i am a freshmen Computer Science student at a community college. i am trying to be an A.I scientist in the future. How do I need to prepare to become a top-notch A.I scientist since the beginning?
 
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Get your Computer Science degree first-- I'm guessing you probably won't have much in the way of AI classes at your community college, I dunno. I had one undergraduate AI class available at my school-- I took it and it wasn't very in depth. You'll probably need graduate level courses somewhere.

At the undergraduate level, learn to program. ESPECIALLY learn to write recursive algorithms. Learn Scheme/LISP (very similar syntax, IIRC). I seem to recall that those languages were big in the AI world, but that may have changed.

Once you've done that, I would guess you want to get into a graduate program somewhere. I'm not sure, but I would expect at that point you could get into learning about neural networks and advanced AI design.

Finally, if you want to be a "scientist", you've got to be top notch. Not many companies will want to have you farfing around with AI just for the sake of research unless:

1) They have a specific task in mind for you (one that you probably won't care much about)
2) You're doing really incredible things

DaveE
 

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