Is machine learning research worth it for now? [D]
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I am a scientist who just applied machine learning to my research (JEPA/Representation/Geometric branch) and it did wonder! Allowed me to see so many papers that I am still struggling to write up.
From what I see, there are clearly a million possibilities not done yet, e.g., industrial data, patterns in nature, etc.
Why is the job perspective so pessimistic? We clearly have problems unsolved, and for many, the potential of ML will be proven for sure. We also have money (according to the news), and then why are jobs almost impossible?
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