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find AI programming and research positions, and to help companies with
AI programming and research positions find capable AI programmers and
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[For neural networks, the Neuron Digest and Connectionists mailing
lists are a good source of job postings. For computer vision, the
VISION-LIST digest includes occasional job announcements. A good
source for general AI is Computists' Communique. For postdoctoral
appointments, see sci.research.postdocs.]