Who is betting on what in AI, and against whom.
Researcher
Berkeley statistician and adviser to many of the field's senior researchers. Argues that what is called AI is a collective, economic system of prediction and markets rather than a disembodied intelligence, and that the race to build one is the wrong frame. Sides with no camp.
Known for Variational inference; Latent Dirichlet allocation; 'Intelligence is collective, not artificial'
Across camps What gets called AI is a collective, economic system of prediction and markets; the race to build one artificial mind is the wrong frame.