heisenberg1

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   by heisenberg1 2y ago

   Who cares how they made it? Guess this is the German attitude, they got lucky because of their parents. So lets punish them ; ) Anyway there is enough capital and enough rich people to found a company like open AI. Obviously Germany can aff
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   by heisenberg1 2y ago

   Wouldn't consider Frank Thelen rich in the sense it is relevant to AI. You need someone with billions and so on. SAP founders for sure. Anyway agree, Germany has quite a few rich people. Although most of them are a bit under the radar
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   by heisenberg1 2y ago

   The basic problem is obvious, no company in Germany would pay a fresh PhD more than 150k, even 100k would be extremely. So AI talent leaves. But this is not the whole story, the bureaucracy, regulation and so on are insane. Then you have h
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   by heisenberg1 2y ago

   This is obvious. Right, of course you get an increase in productivity, especially as a junior - when current AI is able to solve leetcode. BUT I think a lot of people mentioned that, you get code - that the person which wrote it do not unde