@omarsar0: Highly recommended read. While it looks more catered towards enterprise, it applies to every one of us (independent AI …
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A recommendation to read about owning as much of the intelligence stack as possible, applicable to enterprise, independent AI developers, researchers, and startups.
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Highly recommended read.
While it looks more catered towards enterprise, it applies to every one of us (independent AI devs/researcher and AI startups alike).
Own as much of the intelligence stack as you possibly can. Start small if you need to, but start somewhere.
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