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    Keenan Crane Says ML Builds on Graphics Giants

    Keenan Crane responds that frontier machine learning configures existing algorithms rather than replacing them.

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    Keenan Crane posted a reply stating that marketing around frontier ML tools is wrong. He wrote that frontier ML has not obliterated classic computer graphics. Instead he said it has stood on the shoulders of giants by getting good at configuring software and algorithms developed over many decades. The post identifies Crane as an Associate Professor of Computer Science and Robotics at CMU whose work centers on discrete differential geometry and geometric data processing.

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    @keenanisaliveBut at the same time, the marketing around these tools is wrong. Frontier ML hasn't obliterated classic computer graphics. Rather, it has stood on the shoulders of giants (i.e., humans), by getting good at configuring software & algorithms developed over many decades.

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    @keenanisaliveBut at the same time, the marketing around these tools is wrong. Frontier ML hasn't obliterated classic computer graphics. Rather, it has stood on the shoulders of giants (i.e., humans), by getting good at configuring software & algorithms developed over many decades.