MIT computer scientists on the research paper that most influenced them

[@sageSmith369]

For me it's StrongChain: Transparent and Collaborative Proof-of-Work Consensus by Singapore University of Technology and Design. It was really influential when i was learning about blockchain technology. Also Ian Goodfellow's paper on GANs was really influential too.

[@Rajeev_kumar991]

I love a.i, programming languages, etc. For research

[@cyberpunkworld]

Good luck!

[@cyberpunkworld]

RSA Cryptography probably. I think I got P = NP right here on my desk.

[@lizzy1138]

would be nice if the link to these papers were included

[@DavidSaintloth]

James Kajaya 1979? The Rendering Equation Donald p Greenberg et Al, 1986? Radiosity Metropolis light transport (forget author) year, about 1995 Erik Van Jensen , 2000? , Sub surface scattering BDSSRDF Anything AlphaGo/zero from 2013? to 2018 Ian Goodfellow et Al, 2015 Generative Adversarial Networks Too many more for me to remember it list in the last few years as the place of innovation had been obscene, particularly in computer graphics and machine learning/AI.

[@JAGFG42]

That’s a scary group of grads you got their MIT, really sure they are going to make the world a better place??

[@user-sg9lc8vh9e]

What you are talking about?

[@cyberpunkworld]

Details to be checked.

[@cyberpunkworld]

You need to somehow find out where it is. Okay??? Drones?? Un-manned please. Radar drones ok? Get the coordinates, then it is trivial to strike from ground.

[@cyberpunkworld]

Cryptography does not work. Trust me on this. It's well shielded.

[@janakrajpathak1405]

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