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    Keenan Crane on AI Rediscovering Procedural Graphics

    CMU professor shares thoughts on AI rediscovering procedural graphics and statistical models.

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    Keenan Crane, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Robotics at CMU, posted a reply noting his long interest in procedural graphics. He welcomed the AI community's return to the topic and its acceleration of statistical models refined across centuries. Crane added a warning to avoid promoters of AGI claims. The post stands as one researcher's direct reaction to current AI discussions rather than an institutional statement. No further details or responses appear in the supplied packet.

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    @keenanisaliveSo, I am very glad that the AI world has re-discovered procedural graphics (which I fell in love with many years ago), and has turbocharged the application of statistical models (also developed over the centuries). But beware the clowns who want to sell you on “AGI.” 🤡

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    @keenanisaliveSo, I am very glad that the AI world has re-discovered procedural graphics (which I fell in love with many years ago), and has turbocharged the application of statistical models (also developed over the centuries). But beware the clowns who want to sell you on “AGI.” 🤡