From a superficial inspection, Hutter's back catalogue features 89 * @inproceedings, 3 * @book, 12 * @techreport, 51 * @article, and 1 * @compression prize
Over an elapsed period of '87 (from before he had completed his masters degree) to the present, on a published_artefacts/year basis, Hutter is more productive than MIRI.
What’s up with this publish or perish nonsense? If you are concerned that MIRI works on problems that are disconnected from reality, then read their papers and provide a thorough analysis.
