[R] Using AI as a spatial software generator to create 3D objects that are inherently programmable
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I'm one of the co-authors of this paper. It's a seminal work in exploring the properties of 3D generated by LLMs via spatial programming. I've set up visual demonstrations of such 3D objects at: https://nova3d.xyz/ Scroll down and notice how the various 3D objects are all composed of logical parts…
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[R] Using AI as a spatial software generator to create 3D objects that are inherently programmable
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