Companies pretty much give us the full overview of what they have from a technical perspective (and often much more than that), we sign NDAs with investors that have serious teeth in them. The data they share with us would not be disclosed under any other circumstance and even our reports are shared only with the clients.
It's a nice little business. I'm not going to risk offending my customers for convenience or to save some money.
On a tangent: this is a really good website. I understood what you do and how you do it by reading down one page. There's a lot of projects/companies I immediately tune out from because I can't actually figure out what they do amongst all the buzzwords, animations, and excess scrolling in every dimension.
Isn't he the guy who posted about his LEGO-sorting computer vision project? That post alone taught me things that increased my career opportunities significantly.
YCSE isn't an "alternative narrative" in the sense you're probably thinking. It makes no attempt to redeem Holmes. It shows starkly just how manipulative she is, in a way nothing else I've read or watched about her has done.
Documentaries and video in general are just dramatically, intensely worse mediums for communicating factual learnings compared to books and text in general.
The amount of investment being thrown at this when we have serious existential problems as a species is how I know the system is definitively broken. Capitalism got us this far, but it's time for something new.
You might like recent Numberphile videos on youtube about noble polyhedra that were figured out by 17 year old. There's an interview with him too where you can see what is the person like.
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