Which Robotics Field Should I Choose: Control or AI?

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The discussion centers on a junior majoring in Computer Engineering who is interested in pursuing a career in robotics, specifically in control systems or artificial intelligence. The individual enjoys both hardware and software aspects of robotics, making it challenging to choose a specific path. They seek insights into the backgrounds of control systems and AI, as well as advice on which field offers better career flexibility and growth potential. Additionally, the poster mentions being an international student aiming for employment in the U.S. after obtaining a master's degree, highlighting the importance of career prospects in their decision-making process. A resource link related to the topic is also shared for further exploration.
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Hello, I am a junior currently majoring in Computer Engineering. I was quite fascinated by the whole field of Robotics.

I haven't entirely decided on which particular field of robotics I wanted to pursue on in the future - either control aspects or artificial intelligence. I happen to like both hardware (Electronics, Autonomous Control etc) and software aspect (Programming) in my major, that's why I had a hard time deciding.

Can anyone give me some background on both fields and suggest which field would be better for me based on the availability/flexibility of the career field, and the developing aspect of it? Just off a side note, I am an international student who is wishing to get employed in US after I get my master's degree.
 
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