[Flavious_Maximus]

So they can bring in another 1 million H1B recipients, along with their spouses and anchor babies.

[BenLurkin]

What does this mean? What would they do? Why one million?

[jeffc]

Will they call it SkyNet?

[dfwgator]

[chrisser]

20 years ago, I would have thought this was great.

But in recent years I’ve noticed a steady decline in the quality of applications and web sites. Dumbassery that would have been either never coded in the first place, or would have been caught by pre-release testing in previous decades, gets released and then persists without being fixed. The quality of development has gone way down, IMHO, and I’m not sure we should be trusting these same people (as a group) with edge AI without some serious oversight.

Just MHO...

[DEPcom]

Thanks for the post. I think I will sign up. Looking into an AI for an image recognition solution (colors and wood grain) to be use in marketing and manufacturing lines.

[DEPcom]

Looks like the article is a little late. The course ran from Dec 16 to March 13.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

When typewriters were invented, typing was a highly paid skill. But as more people learned the skill, over time it became a mundane job with miserable pay. What Intel is advertising for is the 21st century version of the typing pool.
 

[Zathras]

Back in the 90’s, Intel could have created its own University to train Engineers.
Instead the funded H1b startups so they could get cheap labor.
The worst was the 100M they setup for “Itanium software” which got used fund an H1b company near Sacramento.

Eventually it got shut down before stockholders found out.
I really loved working there until Paul retired.