The pace at which AI is moving these days is incredible. It's stressful to do research, because of the constant fear of getting scooped.
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I agree, one way to combat is to work on problems that needs new dataset ensuring u get the first stab at state of the art ;)
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(is the acceleration a direct outcome of more brains in the field, or is something else occurring?)
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it's rare to have such a speed in a field. I'd vote for the "many architectures, speedy feedback" bit
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did you partially start your open research platform to prevent people from unknowingly working on the same thing independently?
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my motivation is mainly to foster collaboration and to be able to draw attention to research projects I can't work on myself
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I find it somewhat relieving. If many people investigate the same idea, its harder for one interpretation to bias the field.
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so you mean only in universities labs it can work?
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Not necessarily. I've been buzzing around first use of DL in a relatively popular technical field for a year. (debug)
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Do you think the pace of *novel* research is fast, or, do you think that there's a lot of flag-planting in AI research?
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One thing that worries me (perhaps wrongly) about AI research is how so much of the "good stuff" is (just) preprints...
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