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> as long as they can keep doing their research work, it doesn't affect them That’s a big question. Once stuff starts going “commercial” incentives can change
by sseagull 3y ago
> as long as they can keep doing their research work, it doesn't affect them
That’s a big question. Once stuff starts going “commercial” incentives can change fairly quickly.
If you want to do interesting research, but the money wants you to figure out how AI can help sell shoes, well guess which is going to win in the end - the one signing your paycheck.
- rafaelero 3y ago> Once stuff starts going “commercial” incentives can change fairly quickly. Not in this field. In AI, whoever has the most intelligent model is the one that is going to dominate the market. No company can afford not investing heavily in research.