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It may be a sign that CS is becoming a mature field. Aeronautical Engineering doesn't build experimental aircraft. Chemical doesn't build experimental refinerie
by Merrill 7y ago
It may be a sign that CS is becoming a mature field. Aeronautical Engineering doesn't build experimental aircraft. Chemical doesn't build experimental refineries. If you want to do those things you work for Lockheed, Boeing, Exxon, etc.
- dekhn 7y agoThis is demonstrably false; high-end research universities do exactly all these things. Stanford has a high-end fab. Caltech students build experimental aircraft. Universities build nuclear reactors for research. I didn't find any examples but I'm certain that Unis in Texas have small refineries.
- Merrill 7y agoThere are a few "have" universities in each case, and mostly "have not" universities, which is consistent with the direction AI is going, according to the NY Times article. Even then, the experimental aircraft at Caltech is not a full-scale prototype of the next generation of fighter after the F-35. How does Stanford's fab compare with TSMC's? Edit: TSMC collaborates with four Taiwan universities on research and provides fab services for 23 universities. https://www.tsmc.com/csr/en/update/innovationAndService/caseStudy/2/index.html https://www.tsmc.com/csr/en/update/innovationAndService/case...