Researcher Reflects: 'Amazing' AI Discoveries Forgotten Within Weeks
ftm_guney · x · 2026-10-14
An AI researcher voices fatigue with the cycle of "amazing" papers and models that get forgotten within weeks. He admits his own work fits the pattern: great for the CV, but unlikely to survive the next conference cycle. A candid take on the field's fast-food research culture.
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