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Andy Wojcicki@pretendsmarts
@MattNiessner Not sure if that was the intention, but that sounds ... pretty depressing
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Matthias Niessner, TU Munich professor, warns of academic GPU shortages and AI-based peer review tensions at CVPR 2026
World models and robotics emerged as the dominant research paradigms.
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Positive users are excited that vision is now robotics and world models at CVPR 2026, while negative users find the declaration depressing amid concerns over academia and AI-generated papers.
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Matthias Niessner@MattNiessner
@Ferbin08 For robotics that makes of course sense, and of course I love that direction, but there's also many non-robotics use cases in vision.
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Ferbin@Ferbin08
@MattNiessner Vision papers that crush test footage get humbled by mud, rust, weird angles.
Real robots live in that gap.
That's the actual story behind 'vision is now robotics.'
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Matthias Niessner@MattNiessner
@pretendsmarts Nope was not the intention - it was actually quite exciting :)
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Andy Wojcicki@pretendsmarts
@MattNiessner At least for those 3, let's hope things will not stay that way for long: - no best papers for academia - AI generated papers vs AI reviews - academia still no GPUs
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Nikhil Makkar@MakkarNik
@MattNiessner The more things change the more they remain the same.
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Andrea Tagliasacchi @CVPR@taiyasaki
@MattNiessner Pretty spot on @MattNiessner
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