bharathh Posted February 28, 2022 Share Posted February 28, 2022 2 minutes ago, bharathh said: Since you are an architect in Sec.. IMO it would make more sense for you to go into depth there. It seems that you are looking at using AI/ML rather than develop AI/ML applications. That doesn;t require you to change your speciality unless you are looking for a complete change in profile. A lateral shift at your level has the downside of not being able to transition horizontally due to a lack of hands on experience in the new field. Cyber sec folks are in really great demand in the industry - esp since most companies are moving/have moved to the cloud. If I were you, I would double down in this area. AI/ML has applications in pretty much every field in software development. You can understand the basics of AI/ML and its applications through a few courses. After that you will be able to evaluate how AI/ML fits into security. You don't need to be an AI/ML expert to use the software. What I am saying is ... a car is a great tool to use. You dont need to become an automobile engineer to use it. You just have to become a driver - which can be done easily. raki05 and Trichromatic 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bharathh Posted February 28, 2022 Share Posted February 28, 2022 Btw - for anyone looking to use AI/ML in their field .. try using a tool like the AI Canvas https://wearebrain.com/blog/ai-data-science/what-is-an-ai-canvas/ It's a variation of the business model canvas - but gets you thinking about what you need to get started with AI/ML in your line. Btw, AI/ML cannot/should not be used in many situations. There could be logistical, ethical or legal reasons that prevent its use which need to be thought about deeply beforehand. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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