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"No strings attached" seems a bit disingenuous too if it requires taking aptitude and psychometric tests.
by WorkLifeBalance 9y ago
"No strings attached" seems a bit disingenuous too if it requires taking aptitude and psychometric tests.
- anc84 9y agoWell, they need to train their AI project on something, right?
- kristianc 8y ago"We can pay you $2,500, and you'll still be the product"
- ptero 9y agoI read it as "no strings attached on how you execute or spend once funded". They can still do their selection any way they see fit (otherwise it would be either first come first serve or random, neither of which is a good funding model). My 2c.
- danicgross 9y agoCorrect! Most importantly, there are no strings attached in terms of any IP rights on whatever you create.
- asbc 9y agoActually, randomly could be a good funding model. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.07068.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.07068.pdf