Listen now | This week it seemed like a good idea to take a look at some of the most highly cited AI papers. Back during week 81 of this journey into writing on Substack, I took a look at some of the most highly cited ML papers [1]. I was expecting a lot more overlap, but was pleasantly surprised at the differences. One of the papers really stood out based on the total number of citations and it’s up first. Intellectually I can accept that a paper has more than 100,000 citations, but in practice that is an awful lot of references for an academic paper to have and a representation of a degree of asynchronous interaction between researchers that helps bring the intellectual space called the academy to life.
Highly cited AI papers
Highly cited AI papers
Highly cited AI papers
Listen now | This week it seemed like a good idea to take a look at some of the most highly cited AI papers. Back during week 81 of this journey into writing on Substack, I took a look at some of the most highly cited ML papers [1]. I was expecting a lot more overlap, but was pleasantly surprised at the differences. One of the papers really stood out based on the total number of citations and it’s up first. Intellectually I can accept that a paper has more than 100,000 citations, but in practice that is an awful lot of references for an academic paper to have and a representation of a degree of asynchronous interaction between researchers that helps bring the intellectual space called the academy to life.