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> Sounds like we can expect the state-of-the-art AI techniques to be jealously guarded eventually. This isn’t an eventuality, it’s the current state of the ind
by jowday 5y ago
> Sounds like we can expect the state-of-the-art AI techniques to be jealously guarded eventually.
This isn’t an eventuality, it’s the current state of the industry.
- frazbin 5y agoHm is that really true? I thought that there was quite a lot of sharing from industry leaders at the research paper and dataset level, and that these could be used imitate production systems given some hacking. Kinda seemed like the majors were enjoying the benefits of the scrutiny afforded to public scientific research, while keeping their monopoly confined to the silicon/speed/throughput axis. Hence all the free AI software toolkits and also high priced specialty hot-off-the-wafer chips you'll never get.