Rapid Fire on Artificial Intelligence

Where do you usually source your data sets?

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If you talk about AI projects that you’ve worked on in your free time, the interviewer will probably ask where you sourced your data sets. If you’re genuinely passionate about the field, you would have worked on enough projects to know where you can find free data sets. The correct answer to the question “Where … Read more

How is Google training data for self-driving cars?

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If you’re interested and heavily involved within this space, this question should be a no-brainer. If you know the answer, it’ll demonstrate your knowledge about a variety of ML methods and how ML is applied to autonomous vehicles. But even if you don’t know the answer, take a stab at it as it will show … Read more

What conferences are you hoping to attend this year? Any keynote speeches you’re hoping to catch?

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Conferences are great places to network, attend workshops, learn, and grow. So if you’re planning to stick to a career in artificial intelligence, you should be going to some of these. For example, Deep Learning World has a great one every summer. This year’s event in Las Vegas will feature keynote speakers like Dr. Dyann … Read more

What’s your favorite use case?

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Just like research, you should be up to date on what’s going on in the industry. As such, if you’re asked about use cases, make sure that you have a few examples in mind that you can share. Whenever possible, bring up your personal experiences. You can also share what’s happening in the industry. For … Read more

Do you have research experience in AI?

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At present, a lot of work within the AI space is research-based. As a result, many organizations will be digging into your background to ascertain what kind of experience you have in this area. If you authored or co-authored research papers or have been supervised by industry leaders, make sure to share that information. In … Read more