Jul 25, 2017 · 1 min read
A very nice post and a good reading for me, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I persoanlly feel that technology hype like AI is cooked up by investment money, not by innovation itself. Currently, there is too much capital chasing too few technology breakthroughs, so if AI cannot deliver in a short time, the money will flee and the talent may follow. That’s the lifecycle of a hype. On the flip side, it is a good thing, the hype clears lot of hurdles (funding shortage, talent gap, cross-discipline colaboration, commercialization delay, etc.) and after the hype, those true visionaries and innovators, who will stay and are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do.
