My heuristic has been
ML engineer => knows pytorch
AI engineer => knows huggingface
Researcher => implements papers
I know these heuristics are imperfect but I call myself an MLE because it’s closest to my skillset.
ML engineer => knows pytorch
AI engineer => knows huggingface
Researcher => implements papers
I know these heuristics are imperfect but I call myself an MLE because it’s closest to my skillset.
Why did tensor_parallel have output += mod instead of output = output + mod? (The += breaks backprop). Nobody tested it! A user had to notice it was broken and make a PR!
So I wonder, trying to learn AI and how to use it, shouldn't the AI itself be the best guide for understanding AI? Maybe not so much with the latest research or latest products, because AI is not yet trained on those, but sooner or later AI should feel as easy a subject as say JavaScript programming.