Is a technical background (ML, data science, engineering) a hard requirement for AI PMs, or can strong product instincts compensate? Where do you draw the line?
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The Biological Computing Company VP Products and Strategic Partnerships • 1mo
Yes, it is a strong requirement to have a science and engineering background for AI or deep experience in the field. Look at the areas that power AI applications below, t...
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