[D] Is CUDA programming an in-demand skill in the industry?

Hi all, I am currently working as an AI engineer in a healthcare/ computer vision space. Currently, the type of work I am doing is repetitive and monotonous. It mostly involves data preparation and model training. Looking to branch out and learn some other industry relevant skills. I am considering learning CUDA programming instead of going down the beaten path of learning model deployment. Does CUDA programming open any doors in additional roles? What sort of value does it add? …

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