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A enormously important but underappreciated thing: as a researcher, make sure your financial incentives are aligned with the public interest & with the progress of science. In particular, your funding & compensation should not depend on your ability to impress non-experts.
If you start a research lab where your funding depends on whether your research can impress the general public, or a rich donor, or the CEO of some tech company, then you will very soon find yourself running not a research lab, but a PR agency with a research arm attached.
And that's a bad place to be -- bad for science, and bad for the public that's being misled. Incentives matter more than you know -- make sure you have the right incentives early on.
That's easier said than done :)
atm, much AI work is engineering and not science based, so much so that solutions are being built around the tech rather than scientifically approaching a problem.
Otoh, much of the tools used in AI are developed, validated and optimized in research labs like ours. It's all mathematics in some form after all.
Thank your tweet, I find this tweet very useful for young researchers today.
What if you are actually funded by those non-experts? Whis is the case a lot of the time
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