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If you could choose one area of computer vision to do a PhD in right now, what would you choose?

It feels like every conference is talking about world models these days. If you were starting a PhD in computer vision today, what area would you bet the next 4–5 years of your research on? Curious to hear what people here would pick, and why.

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  1. 2026-09-19 18:43 · r/computervision
    If you could choose one area of computer vision to do a PhD in right now, what would you choose?

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