The Digital Architect: Building an AI Career That Lasts
Jeremy Abel carried a graph pad through high school, drawing specs and blueprints for buildings he wanted to put up in New York City. Then an 11th grade drafting class taught by a burned-out retired architect talked him out of it.
A friend showed him web development instead. Ten years later he'd been a developer at Bank of America, patented a model at Wells Fargo, joined Ally's first AI team, and left as Director of AI to start something of his own.
In this episode he tells DeVanté about the manager who handed him a model and dared him to beat it, what it actually took to stop saying "I got…
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