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by dutchmartin
2025 days ago
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I would argue that universities have two tasks:
1. Do research to expand knowledge.
2. Educate new researchers.
Big tech just wants highly skilled researchers in their workforce, but there only N students graduating every year. So it is only logical for them to "help" (can be good or bad) the university so n+m students graduate. But the bad thing is that the push for more education can negativly impact the available research time professors have. |
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Are you really sure that big tech wants these people in their workforce? At least the typical tech job interview process tests for quite different skills.