Which is a legitimate stance.
Being a researcher at a public university in a country that doesn't exactly splurge on this kind of research he has to get creative to get any meaningful amount of funding.
Being a researcher at a public university in a country that doesn't exactly splurge on this kind of research he has to get creative to get any meaningful amount of funding.
So I guess what's left is doing these grand proclamations that you are going to "knock the crown off OpenAI" etc. Though, some sort of vision is good to have for sure :)