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Was about to say the same thing. The incumbents are probably even at a disadvantage because as a young upstart you can always get in on the action by building a
by dkarapetyan 10y ago
Was about to say the same thing. The incumbents are probably even at a disadvantage because as a young upstart you can always get in on the action by building a more efficient and simpler model and then querying the incumbents to bootstrap yourself.
- AndrewKemendo 10y agoyou can always get in on the action by building a more efficient and simpler model Except the big 5 have hoovered up a good portion of the ML talent from the universities and are themselves leading the pack in iterative improvement on ML capabilities. If you are trying to bootstrap a ML company with the trickle of raw data that the big 5 puts out, you're not going to ever get to their size. This is not about being able to create a 300k/yr company off the back of some table scraps. It's about major companies having too much influence over one market.