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Yep. This is soooo sad. The mighty power of Google allows it to, once again, be the winner takes it all. And unfortunately, get into a position where results co
by wiz21c 6y ago
Yep. This is soooo sad. The mighty power of Google allows it to, once again, be the winner takes it all. And unfortunately, get into a position where results could be protected. So Google will probably leverage his commercial advantage for some years before enough details surface so that one can rebuild a solution that can be shared freely.
Note this protein folding thing was not solved by other mighty giants such as Johnson&Johnson, Pfizer, etc.
So basically, Google has even more power than before.
But to be honest, energy production knowledge (nuclear stuff) is not in the hands of governments but in the military-industrial complex... So it's history repeating...
- refulgentis 6y agoThe civilizational struggle lens feels a bit overwrought, OP notes this was on the competition's timeline, not AlphaFold's, and Deep Mind is rushing a paper to follow soon.