I'll be doing a 12-month AI/automation internship at a large technology company in Luxembourg's financial district. My plan is to use the year to learn as much as possible, network with people at banks and investment firms, and ask how they're approaching AI and automation.How valuable do you think this kind of experience will be for future opportunities in finance? Is networking this way a good strategy, or would most people find it annoying? If you were in my position, how would you make the most of the year?
>>34654876Does your tech company deal with banks? Get yourself on the teams that do, to meet your counterparts in the banks
>How valuableverydepending on your skillset, I'd suggest#1>install rootkits, spyware, malware, ransomware, dead man's switches everywhere u can>when they've forgotten about you, steal (data, $$$) may require high technical and social engineering skills. an uncucked LLM will help a lot for the former#2>go to the 'afterwork' events / suggest improvised trips to the local bars after hours >once everybody's drunk, offer lines of cocaine around and / or call some whoresyou'll make very good friends very quickly
>>34654943I'm not sure yet. From what I've been told, I'll be working on AI delivery, automation, analytics, and experimentation with new AI tools, so I don't know how much direct exposure I'll have to banking clients. But if there are teams that work closely with banks, getting involved with those projects does sound like a smart idea. I just need to find the right approach to avoid coming off like an autistic weirdo
>>34654961Yeah I definitely should go to afterwork and networking events, that makes a lot of sense
>>34654876Do coke
