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He’s absolutely not a visionary.

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• bricemo 4y ago
  I think inventing Generative Adversarial Networks, which enable everything from Alexa to GPT-3 to DALL-E to thousands of other models we use today, is pretty visionary to the field of ML. I’m sure you have some nitpick but I don’t think it matters
  • maleldil 4y ago
    What do GANs have to do with GPT-3? Isn't GPT a Transformer-based autoregressive model?
    • aidaman 4y ago
      > i'm sure you have some nitpick
    • chrishare 4y ago
      Nothing directly. One could argue that GANs did kick-start the boom in generative model research as the first approach in some time that worked in a big way. Either way, certainly Ian is a huge name in ML.
• optimalsolver 4y ago
  Goodfellow is one of the most prominent figures in machine learning. He came up with General Adversarial Networks at the age of 27.