AI may take over all programming jobs one day (assuming we don’t destroy human civilization first), but we’re still at the Ford Model T stage of AI development. Do you think in a few years we’d just have CEOs mumbling to AIs and nobody in between? Far more likely is that developers will use AI enabled tools to generate more and better quality code in the same amount of time. In that scenario, having a Master’s in ML/AI would absolutely be an advantage.
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AI may take over all programming jobs one day (assuming we don’t destroy human civilization first), but we’re still at the Ford Model T stage of AI development. Do you think in a few years we’d just have CEOs mumbling to AIs and nobody in between? Far more likely is that developers will use AI enabled tools to generate more and better quality code in the same amount of time. In that scenario, having a Master’s in ML/AI would absolutely be an advantage.