Summary
A user on r/ML highlighted the overwhelming pace of machine learning research, noting that approximately 100-200 new papers are uploaded daily to Arxiv under the cs.LG category alone. This figure likely increases significantly when considering other related categories like cs.AI. The post raises the pertinent question of how researchers are managing to keep up with this rapid influx of new information.
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