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It seems clear to me that google simply doesn't track these kinds of requests in general. It's insanely wasteful to respond to "thousands" of ad-hoc access requ
by mattstir 4y ago
It seems clear to me that google simply doesn't track these kinds of requests in general. It's insanely wasteful to respond to "thousands" of ad-hoc access requests made through blog articles. Google has a lot of resources, yes, but that doesn't mean they're frivolous with them.
If they wanted to grant access to the scientific community, they'd just launch a closed beta with an official sign-up flow.
- ivanbakel 4y agoWhat are you trying to say? Do you think the author only tried to request access to Imagen through this blog post? What does your comment have to do with the above discussion about Google granting access to the community?
- quotehelp1829 4y agoThe author writes "I have repeatedly asked that Google give the scientific community access to Imagen" and it links to a tweet with @Google mention plus #brain and #imagen hashtags (a single ask, no repeated asks shown). I think the author of this blogpost could've had better response contacting paper authors with emails noted on the paper.