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    DeepMind Researcher Favors NASA-Scale Project Push

    Pranav Shyam replies that a massive effort would be worth pursuing.

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    Pranav Shyam posted a reply stating that a 1960s NASA level effort for this would be worth it. Shyam serves as a research scientist at Google DeepMind after prior work on generative models at OpenAI. The single line appears among visible replies on the platform with no surrounding posts supplied. His profile tags him as an industry research scientist. The comment offers no further detail on the referenced work or any project status.

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    @recurseparadoxAtlas convinced me of geometric priors. We need a single, universal model that can handle all 3D: - depth maps via laser scanners - SLAM - splats - game graphic engines - CAD/Blender - VR - all other 3D formats

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    @recurseparadoxAtlas convinced me of geometric priors. We need a single, universal model that can handle all 3D: - depth maps via laser scanners - SLAM - splats - game graphic engines - CAD/Blender - VR - all other 3D formats