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Schuler: 45% of citations in DeepMind's AlphaGo paper were from U of Alberta
“AlphaGo, I think it was roughly 45% of the research cited on their AlphaGo paper came from the University of Alberta.”
Schuler: Yoshua Bengio deliberately chose to remain in academia over industry
“There's another Canadian professor named Yoshua Bengio at University of Montreal, who's consciously decided not to leave for this, for that very reason.”
Schuler: Rich Sutton's textbook is computer science's most influential publication
“According to the Alan Soufre AI Semantics Scholar, he's the most highly cited researcher in reinforcement learning, 11th most influential researcher in all of competing science. And his textbook on reinforcement learning was ranked as the single most influenti…”