> Wouldn't this get the funding back?
The funding was Microsoft employing most of the team. They were laid off (or at least, moved onto different projects), apparently because they weren't working on AI.
The funding was Microsoft employing most of the team. They were laid off (or at least, moved onto different projects), apparently because they weren't working on AI.
(The latter is probably more to do with the preferences they give it in the re-inforcement learning phase than anything technical, though.)