summer-intern-jobs-24 VS awesome-ai-residency

Hey guys, I'm compiling list of CS summer 2024 internship roles here - https://github.com/dashk11/summer-intern-jobs-24, it's updated daily and jobs are picked on the following keywords - python, c++, javascript, github, pytorch, deep learning, machine learning, tensorflow, kafka, pandas

For bachelors, AI residency programs may be a good (though competitive) choice. https://github.com/dangkhoasdc/awesome-ai-residency

MSCS students are not expected to do independent research at GT. They are expected to assist Ph.D. students. This reflects poorly when applying for graduate school. Therefore, you **must** go for a pre-doc program instead of GT. List - https://github.com/dangkhoasdc/awesome-ai-residency

Usually in order to be an intern at a big company, they would ask for some proof that you are still a student (but I would check it with the company). Maybe a one year AI residency would be more suitable in your case (https://github.com/dangkhoasdc/awesome-ai-residency)

There are specific programs for people like you: AI residencies. These are intended as fast-track programs to get people from other fields up to speed in AI research. I have no personal experience with them though, and would expect the application process to be extremely competitive. Essentially all of the large AI players have such programs: Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, NVidia, Intel, IBM, Facebook... just google (or duckduckgo) "AI residency + [company name]". They all have different entry requirements / preferred qualifications. Check out, e.g., this guidance. Here is another residency link list and here are some pointers on how to prepare for an application.