I find it easy to understand; I would assume that the answers to your questions are yes, yes, no, no, no, likely depends on commercialization (i.e interest from governments; hardly even a policy decision).
Probably not. However, a large portions of their customers are integrating them into industrial products because of their cost-effectiveness or scalping them to sell at a markup.
This is a topic that we're still hotly debating. Since we haven't yet been able to fully gauge the level of interest and the size of our potential market, it's hard to give a definite answer. But, we're very open to feedback.
Supply-demand dynamics at play. The general answer is no, though. Chances are higher if you use these in your own domain and become an applied expert or if you win some competition on Kaggle or similar tough envinronment.
It seems unlikely. So far they seem to be doing a great job of lobbying, and convincing the government of the idea that competition is only a click away.
Absolutely, because I'm making the assumption this will be marketed as a product / service. The initial costs will be quite high, as it's a new service. Rich people will buy the service, market forces will keep the prices high, as the only people who can initially afford it will have means to.
I find it easy to understand; I would assume that the answers to your questions are yes, yes, no, no, no, likely depends on commercialization (i.e interest from governments; hardly even a policy decision).
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