> If you really want free money as an AI startup just say you're going to solve safe / friendly AI. People throw money at that without even showing anything. Hu

> If you really want free money as an AI startup just say you're going to solve safe / friendly AI. People throw money at that without even showing anything. Hugging Face actually recently put out a job for someone who can work in "bias mitigation": https://nitter.net/mmitchell_ai/status/1520483233132990464 https://nitter.net/mmitchell_ai/status/1520483233132990464 This is the hardest part about going from Fintech to AI/ML for me, it all seems like it's vaporware and you really don't know where to apply your skillset from previous work in several Industries. My focus is on AI/ML based solutions for Supply Chain and Logistics, because it's already broken and needed a re-work for the last 2 decades. But I'm realizing that there is almost no way to raise these kind of funds and still have a viable business model beyond just setting arbitrary benchmarks and re-tooling your term sheet to reflect the 'new way' things are done in this space now. I'm still wondering if this twitter stream [0] is just a calloused AI guy ranting, or is it as prophetic as it was when I projected practically the same thing for enterprise based 'blockchains.' My dillema is wondering how Tesla and Mercedes are all trying to solve FSD, but at the same time we have things like Kiwibot which rely on people piloting them via Wifi from developing countries and pay them sub-standard wages ($2-3/Hr) to deliver food to affluent college kids on campuses. We already have doordash and all of it's incarnations that are bloated with VC money, how can this be a thing? 0: https://twitter.com/amanrsanger/status/1521654821211631616 https://twitter.com/amanrsanger/status/1521654821211631616