David Culley
@davidculley@hachyderm.io  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
A tweet from June 2024, by Israeli Computer Vision researcher Yizhak Ben-Shabat and retweeted by Michael Bronstein, reading: > I was deeply offended by a slide in a recent talk at #CVPR2024 that falsely accused my country of genocide. Such baseless political statements have no place in our scientific community. Let's keep our focus on advancing science and leave politics at the door. @CVPR Shown is a presentation slide from the "Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition" conference, posing the question, "How has CVPR research contributed to tech used in genocide in Palestine ?"
A tweet from June 2024, by Israeli Computer Vision researcher Yizhak Ben-Shabat and retweeted by Michael Bronstein, reading: > I was deeply offended by a slide in a recent talk at #CVPR2024 that falsely accused my country of genocide. Such baseless political statements have no place in our scientific community. Let's keep our focus on advancing science and leave politics at the door. @CVPR Shown is a presentation slide from the "Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition" conference, posing the question, "How has CVPR research contributed to tech used in genocide in Palestine ?"
A tweet from June 2024, by Israeli Computer Vision researcher Yizhak Ben-Shabat and retweeted by Michael Bronstein, reading: > I was deeply offended by a slide in a recent talk at #CVPR2024 that falsely accused my country of genocide. Such baseless political statements have no place in our scientific community. Let's keep our focus on advancing science and leave politics at the door. @CVPR Shown is a presentation slide from the "Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition" conference, posing the question, "How has CVPR research contributed to tech used in genocide in Palestine ?"
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