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CMU graphics professor uses Astra to create a detailed 3D dragon from just 27 KB of code, with ~25 hours of AI calls. Meanwhile, graphics researchers have demonstrated up to 629× faster rendering and 1,000× faster geometry evaluation using the same mathematical 3D modeling technique

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  1. 2026-10-10 17:03 · r/singularity
    CMU graphics professor uses Astra to create a detailed 3D dragon from just 27 KB of code, with ~25 hours of AI calls. Meanwhile, graphics researchers have demonstrated up to 629× faster rendering and 1,000× faster geometry evaluation using the same mathematical 3D modeling technique

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