Only a handful of companies seriously work on continual learning and RSI, the rest just buzzword-market
novasarc01 · x · 2026-10-18
novasarc01 argues that very few companies actually tackle continual learning and RSI from both research and infrastructure angles, while most others use the terms as buzzwords to promote sloppy products.
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