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#MCInterview | 🚨 "You should study very basic things that have a long shelf life - mathematics, physics, basic computer science, applied mathematics," Yann LeCun's advice to 20 year olds in this interview.🚀 🔻Catch the full interview👇 #Meta #ArtificialIntelligence | Chandra R. Srikanth Vikas SN

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