I'm not sure why an advanced degree is necessary for that at all, besides the pride of a vanity title. It's pretty much what Bill Nye does for science.
That's not true. It's pretty clear that she meant "do something you knew they were going to say no to and now you are trying to get away with something."
> So I want to tell something to all the young people here on many many occasions you'll find it is much easier to apologize than it is to get permission.
You do it then when somebody comes after you and say are you supposed to do that, "oh gee I didn't know I wasn't supposed
to do that" ...
so just remember it's frequently much easier to apologize than it is to get permission do it
She goes on further, explaining how to deceive your superiors to manipulate them to get what you want.
But I still don’t think that means eat all the cookies in the cookie jar and then apologize after because nobody would have given permission. That’s still about doing what you believe to be right. She even frames the fallout as “where you supposed to do that?” and not “you shouldn’t have done that”.
Analogies only go so far, but I think eating the cookies in the cookie jar is the wrong one, because you're only feeding yourself with that one. If you're stealing flour from the baker to make a surprise cake for the whole troupe to enjoy, then you can apologize later, instead of asking first and ruining the surprise.
Currently, the leader of USA national AI policy (Trump admin and OpenAI) is a history Bachelors with no technical training or advanced training of any kind, Dean Ball.
That's a radical departure from "PhD" being a certificate that someone is qualified to produce new research.
What you describe is more like a Masters Degree.
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