Observer notes a burst of fundamental ML research, almost all from the US
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-11-05
teortaxesTex observes that after a lull, the past few days have seen a storm of impressive and fairly fundamental ML research, almost all of it American, speculating that AI productivity boosts may finally be showing up in research output. A short personal observation without specific papers.
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