CV Researcher Michael Black Proposes 'AI Methods' Track for Frontier-Model Papers
Michael_J_Black · x · 2026-09-30
- Michael J. Black (Max Planck) proposes CV conferences add an "AI methods" track for work that uses frontier models to solve outstanding problems.
- Such papers wouldn't require technical novelty; they'd document the problem, prompts, code, and demo — establishing "this problem is solved" so the field can move on.
- He suggests a lightweight review (abstract + demo link), poster/demo space, and practical sessions sharing real-world problem-solving insights.
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