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Probably just talent acquisition. As Google and OpenAI start sharing and publishing less, they become less attractive to scientists. No scientist wants to fall
by megaman821 3y ago
Probably just talent acquisition. As Google and OpenAI start sharing and publishing less, they become less attractive to scientists. No scientist wants to fall into a black hole and not publish for 8 years.
- norsurfit 3y agoExactly. The Google and OpenAI engineers who published their groundbreaking research 5 years ago are now rockstars. Those who create great research but can't share it often get frustrated.
- rvnx 3y agoThe problem is also companies bragging about AI, but not releasing anything behind (like most of the recent Google announcements). If nobody except the researcher can reproduce an AI paper, and there is no source-code, and no demos that the public can access, then it's almost like if it doesn't exist. I wouldn't want to work in a company that would throw away my research and just use it for PR purposes.