I don't bother to read most Google papers unless someone tells me that they're doing something astounding. Just because I know I don't have access to their models, their code or their data. So what's the point?
As a community we need to stop accepting and stop citing papers like these.
There is no science without replicability, and it is literally impossible to replicate this work. It's not worth the paper it's printed on.
It's fine if Google wants to play with its toys at home. But we should stop pretending this is research of any value.
I don't bother to read most Google papers unless someone tells me that they're doing something astounding. Just because I know I don't have access to their models, their code or their data. So what's the point?
As a community we need to stop accepting and stop citing papers like these.
There is no science without replicability, and it is literally impossible to replicate this work. It's not worth the paper it's printed on.
It's fine if Google wants to play with its toys at home. But we should stop pretending this is research of any value.