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>Most researchers aren't there to make a commercial product. They're there to publish well-cited research papers, talk at top conferences, and have access to fa
by garblegarble 3y ago
>Most researchers aren't there to make a commercial product. They're there to publish well-cited research papers, talk at top conferences, and have access to far more compute than anyone else can offer.
I think that's core to what I'm getting at - I don't see how Google continues to let them publish core research at this point given how much of a lead they've given their competitors (especially combined with their own inability to execute)
- leereeves 3y agoIf Google didn't let them publish, the researchers would leave for sure.
- aix1 3y ago> I don't see how Google continues to let them publish core research at this point From what I hear from Google DeepMind researchers, the current policies are making it very difficult to publish NLP research. The barrier to disclosing research advances to the wider community appears much higher than it used to be.