dcow an hour ago | parent | next [-]

By releasing a paper you are specifically telling the world, “hey look I did this thing for no comp, pomp or circumstance and I thought it was interesting enough to share with the world”. You get academic interest and credit when your paper is cited. It’s not “prior art” in any negative use of the term when a company takes the ideas in an academic paper and builds a product around them. This is a standard and well understood cycle where academic research happens and then gets applied to industry. Have you heard of a company called Google? And are you sure Jev is based on your work, or did you just do something similar? Ideas are cheap…

jeremyjh 35 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Generally they do credit the papers and/or people who developed the theory behind their product.

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charcircuit 33 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

Researchers definitely do get paid for research. That Google company you mention funds research which can be integrated into their products.

	▲	Matticus_Rex 18 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Sure, researchers get paid when they either do the research under contract or productize the research and sell it themselves. But they don't usually do the latter because that's quite difficult.

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prodigycorp an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Excuse me, but calibrating language models to accurately reflect probabilities did not start with you.

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nandakishor_ml an hour ago | parent [-]

I didn't claimed it bro it was first. Just shared the findings here.

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prodigycorp an hour ago | parent [-]

Explain what you feel bitter about?

	▲	nandakishor_ml 44 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		just not these jev guys not opensourcing their work