@signulll @paularambles We badly need to make high-skilled immigration easier Maybe a points-based system like some other countries like Japan
@signulll @paularambles This is true.. US visa system sucks big time if you want to be a founder… i lost about 8 years
@agupta We train the best AI researchers in the world then make it hard for them to stay. Self-inflicted wound.
@agupta Its love for home country mate And i respect him for that
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@signulll @paularambles We badly need to make high-skilled immigration easier Maybe a points-based system like some other countries like Japan
@signulll @paularambles This is true.. US visa system sucks big time if you want to be a founder… i lost about 8 years
@agupta We train the best AI researchers in the world then make it hard for them to stay. Self-inflicted wound.
@agupta Its love for home country mate And i respect him for that
@signulll @paularambles Founder visas are such an obv miss
@beffjezos totally agree Beff
The cost of not making it easier for top talent to establish itself in the US is extremely high. Top PhDs in ML should get automatic O-1 visas IMO
@signulll @paularambles The #1 thing they screen for in the F-1 visa interview is intent to return home.
F-1 student visa interviews screen for intent to leave the country
@signulll @paularambles Founder visas are such an obv miss
@beffjezos totally agree Beff
The cost of not making it easier for top talent to establish itself in the US is extremely high. Top PhDs in ML should get automatic O-1 visas IMO
@signulll @paularambles The #1 thing they screen for in the F-1 visa interview is intent to return home.
@paularambles our visa system sucks balls, he should’ve started a company here.
@paularambles our visa system sucks balls, he should’ve started a company here.
FYI that America’s moronic visa policy is almost certainly a factor in why Kimi/Moonshot is a Chinese startup and not an American one. The fact that we don’t staple a green card to every AI PhD completed in America is stupid. would be more logical to seize their passports and force them to stay
Congratulations to Zhilin Yang, founder and CEO of @Kimi_Moonshot, on the latest Kimi release. What a huge win for the open-source community! It feels like just yesterday Zhilin was graduating from my lab at CMU, jointly co-advised with William Cohen. Not only did he complete his Ph.D. in just four years, but he also made truly fundamental contributions to ML during his time at CMU. What a spectacular career! Congrats again Zhilin, and thank you and the entire Kimi team for everything you're doing for the open-source community.
The cost of not making it easier for top talent to establish itself in the US is extremely high. Top PhDs in ML should get automatic O-1 visas IMO
kimi’s founder & ceo got his phd at cmu. why didn’t he stay in america?!
@signulll @paularambles The #1 thing they screen for in the F-1 visa interview is intent to return home.
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@paularambles our visa system sucks balls, he should’ve started a company here.
