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The opposite argument. Could AI advancements have accelerated if your ML engineers had to live in a crumbling city spending 25% of their work hours commuting and preparing to commute?


> Could AI advancements have accelerated

Can you point to the data that shows AI engineers work remotely or from an office?

> live in a crumbling city spending 25% of their work hours commuting and preparing to commute

You’re clearly showing some bias here. Sorry that you’ve had bad experiences with cities, but it’s not useful to project that on to blanket arguments


> Can you point to the data that shows AI engineers work remotely or from an office?

I guess he’s implying that a lot of that progress happened in 2020 and 2021, a time period where very few prople worked in an office.




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