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I think it's more likely because PhDs in AI/Ml are extremely expensive to hire. A PhD in AI generally does more than string together pytorch and tensorflow.
by wittycardio 4y ago
I think it's more likely because PhDs in AI/Ml are extremely expensive to hire. A PhD in AI generally does more than string together pytorch and tensorflow.
- drdunce 4y agoMaybe in US? PhD AI/ML hire in UK is ~£33k salary.
- wittycardio 4y agoAn AI PhD from a reasonable university will easily make 200k + at SV companies
- drdunce 4y agoAgain, in US? I'm from a Russell Group uni, so are friends. Most I've heard of is 37 from a friend that spent over 3 months applying and did some hard negotiating. Can you give some example companies hiring with this salary in UK? I'd be genuinely interested, as I believe would many friends/colleagues.
- wittycardio 4y agoIn the US, though I imagine DeepMind and FAIR pay a lot more than 37k pounds in the UK too
- drdunce 4y agoI don't think it's quite 200k and I wouldn't describe getting into DeepMind as easy
- wittycardio 4y agoDon't think it's easy but yeah those are the kinds of places that would pay 200k in the US
- mnky9800n 4y agoDoing what?
- wittycardio 4y agoDoing machine learning or data science