> that'll mean foundation model companies can only bank on the thin facade of product.
The “facade” of product tested in the real world in the hands of millions or billions is better than thousands of unread/uncited/clique-cited papers using questionable gameable benchmarks.
Yes, and I can even bet that unless a species is a hive mind, any intelligent species will have something like capitalism. The inverse is that to enforce a non-capitalist system, you have to brutally shape a society into something that is like a hive mind.
> Simple law: you cannot invest in your own company in your own Roth IRA because it is blatantly unfair to other investors who don't have similar insider trading abilities.
Why can't other investors create their own startups and invest their money similarly?
Startup founders take a lot of risk. There is a big chance his investment could have been zero. It is strange that ProPublica does not understand this basic concept.
Where is their report on millions of Roth accounts that went to zero?