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> ut, really, it doesn't matter. Google has the airwaves (so to speak). No matter what happens anywhere else, in academia or business, their stuff is going to b
by romaniv 11y ago
> ut, really, it doesn't matter. Google has the airwaves (so to speak). No matter what happens anywhere else, in academia or business, their stuff is going to be publicised the most and that's what we all have to deal with.
One thing that bothers me about ANN hype is that those models are very resource and data hungry. Which suits Google perfectly, but will keep that kind of AI out of people's hands/computers for decades to come.
- wcrichton 11y agoThis is checked back by the advent of cloud computing and public datasets, though. It's super easy for anyone to spin up a thousand nodes and run TensorFlow. There's a huge number of open-source image and text datasets. The limiting factor is then money, not hardware.