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The moral of this story is this: if you set out to solve ambitious problems, what you need most isn't "billions of dollars in funding", you need an attitude of doubt & perpetual learning. You need to read books. You can't be supremely confident in the things you think you know.
Especially if you happen to know nothing and to be horribly wrong in your key assumptions. Being ignorant and wrong isn't the end! It could be the beginning. But if you don't read and if you display absolute intellectual arrogance, your journey is already over before it started.
You said it best !!!
Poincaré, Grothendieck,, ... have learnt maths by trying to solve some problems without trying to know if solutions already exist.
That's so true!
This kind off enlighten me on which path to follow.
Intellectually narrow people will only create narrow AI.
This is exactly why I follow @fchollet on Twitter.
I just lived this! So true!! And regarding this entire thread, I sincerely believe that we need to broaden our knowledge base as much as we can. For my HRI research, I ended up reading so many psychology papers (some neuroscience ones as well) & it was only a masters thesis!
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