This is one of my concerns. I don’t have ML experience and have a feeling it’s a requirement for the top universities. By the time I build up experience, the opportunity cost just continues to rise
While I agree in most cases, it’s not always the case. I have definitely seen the whole “I’ll handle the business side, you build it” so I know that’s not uncommon. I do think hiring a developer is a better approach for most founders. The company I currently work at is an example of a non-technical founder finding a technical co-founder. They did meet through a co-founder matching program but I do think it’s possible