In 1987, a doctoral student named Thomas Knoll, captivated by the potential of computer vision algorithmics, embarked on an unexpected journey. Procrastinating from his dissertationwork, Knoll found himself tinkering with a software program designed to show grayscale images on a monochrome screen. This seemingly innocuous …
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