> I do get that it's a hard and cool problem to solve and I do see why researcher could work on it on those grounds. There are quite a lot of harder and potent

> I do get that it's a hard and cool problem to solve and I do see why researcher could work on it on those grounds. There are quite a lot of harder and potentially even more useful if solved problems that receive significantly less attention and funding in this domain. Vast majority of GAN papers nowadays are just different applications of them, without significant contributions to underlying theoretical foundations.