Rather, competitive edge comes from data accumulation and infrastructure know-how
In ML, where algorithms get published quickly and state-of-the-art frameworks are open-source, there isn't any first-mover advantage
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Which tends to benefit established large companies, rather than nimble upstarts with better tech
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Whatif someone doesn't publish ??
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Won't the kind of data big corporation accumulate be more useful for targeting ads than for perception, common sense or reasoning?
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Depends. Facebook and YouTube have oodles of loosely captioned image data. Startups have little, almost by definition.
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That's just what the robot overlords want you to think...
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doesn't first mover advantage typically yield faster data accumulation? :)
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1/ If AI were the Tour de France, we are early in the race, AGI stage. All in the peloton, collaborating. Nearer the finish that breaks down
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2/ the big companies are all assembling sprint teams to break when they think the time is right. Key is not go too soon (like Apple tried)
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Nimble startups with better tech = up for acquisition. Not too bad.
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