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Financial Analysis vs. Computer Science

by Nihilated
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If you were to pick one for a career, which would you pick? Financial analysis or computer science (artificial intelligence, to be specific)?
  • Profile picture of the author bendiggs
    You are looking at two very different career paths here with virtually nothing in common other than the math aspect, and even then you are looking at substantially different paths in mathematics. I enjoy software development, and wish I had more opportunity to experiment with artificial intelligence. I could not sit in an office all day running financials, but I can sit there all day writing code, so it is all a matter of what you like.
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    • Profile picture of the author yuri12
      If you are picking between the two fields then I suggest you choose computer science. If you know your financial analysis subject then AI may be able to help you solve your financial crisis or financial statements. It could also help broaden your knowledge and create opportunities for yourself in helping others get a helping hand with the creation of artificial intelligence in their homes. It's like your very own secretary that prompts you to pay your bills, invest in stocks, and adding food on the table by cutting costs for you. Did I get that right?
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