Remember where you found it? (e.g., a specific subreddit like r/MachineLearning or a TikTok science channel).
Research into "paper-thin" displays or batteries that can be folded without breaking.
Take a screenshot of a key frame and upload it to Google Images or TinEye.
New techniques for generating realistic textures or "infinite" paper-like surfaces in computer graphics.
DeepMind's paper on protein folding was a massive topic, often shared with videos of 3D protein structures.
To help you identify it, here are a few "interesting papers" or tech demos that were making waves in late 2021: 📄 Possible "Interesting Papers" from Late 2021
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Remember where you found it? (e.g., a specific subreddit like r/MachineLearning or a TikTok science channel).
Research into "paper-thin" displays or batteries that can be folded without breaking. VID_20211110_220258_038.mp4
Take a screenshot of a key frame and upload it to Google Images or TinEye. Remember where you found it
New techniques for generating realistic textures or "infinite" paper-like surfaces in computer graphics. Remember where you found it? (e.g.
DeepMind's paper on protein folding was a massive topic, often shared with videos of 3D protein structures.
To help you identify it, here are a few "interesting papers" or tech demos that were making waves in late 2021: 📄 Possible "Interesting Papers" from Late 2021