Computer Vision News Computer Vision News 28 Women in Computer Vision is the thing that will continue, you know, in even more dramatic ways than what we have today, the boundaries breaking down between these sister or adjacent areas. And that'll change the problems the way we think. I mean, it's already happening now, so this is an easy bet, right? But I think that's what we can see moving forward. Maybe something like computer vision becoming one together with NLP. Yeah, exactly. That kind of stuff. I mean, the problems are not so isolated as they once were years ago. And that's a big deal for what's gonna be possible in AI. If you had a magic wand and could improve something in our community, what would you want to change to make it better? I think the scale is challenging as far as sharing, communicating ideas thoroughly. We have the advantage and the blessing that the field is so vibrant and so big and moving so fast. But that comes with this challenge of adequate awareness of work and communication of that work. So yeah, I think a magic wand that could help us along with that or remove that: keep the scale, the vibrancy and the energy and the movement, but allow just scholarly process and the knowledge to scale in the same way. I think that's a real challenge, yeah! You have many more years of career. What would you like to achieve that will make you say when you retire, I'm happy, I did it. What will make you retire with no regrets and say I did what I wanted to do? I mean, I'm very satisfied with the work I've had the opportunity to do The exceptional line-up at CVPR 2023’s Women in Computer Vision workshop panel: from left to right, Angel Chang, Kristen Grauman, Judy Hoffman, Ilke Demir, Abby Stylianou, Devi Parikh. Just wow!
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