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Hi Paul, this is not something which lawyer's will work on. This is something which the researchers have to think about. A lawyer doesn't know everything about
by nitin_flanker 10y ago
Hi Paul, this is not something which lawyer's will work on. This is something which the researchers have to think about. A lawyer doesn't know everything about an invention, an inventor knows. It's more about researcher and less about lawyers. Plus, I am totally confused regarding your argument where you said "If Stanford is beating the others it is because it encourages graduate students to walk out with the technology, build a company, and pay fees back to Stanford."
- PaulHoule 10y agoStanford has a culture where people do that. Other schools don't. When I go to an A.I. seminar at Cornell it is usually a job talk for a student who is going to talk at Facebook, Google, Microsoft and then a bunch of schools. That is, if you leave the academic track to pursue a startup you are perceived as a loser, not a winner.
- nitin_flanker 10y agoThanks! I didn't know that.