Where do I get interesting whitepapers? (RnD heading)

Where do I get interesting whitepapers? (Rubric #RnD)

I love research and I spend a lot of time on it. People often ask me where I find them, and I always say that the most interesting articles are on the websites of bigtech companies. 1) Google Research. Google’s core research areas include machine learning, algorithms, quantum computing, computing systems, and research in science, society, and responsible technology. 2) Amazon Science. Amazon focuses on machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, quantum computing, logistics automation and sustainability. 3) Meta Research*. Research covers artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, natural language processing, and social interactions. 4) Mircosoft Research. Microsoft focuses on the following areas: artificial intelligence, machine learning, quantum computing, computer vision, security, human-computer interaction, and technology for social benefits. 5) Netflix Research. Netflix’s core themes focus on personalizing content, streaming optimization, data analysis, and improving content quality using NLP and computer vision.

There are also general libraries of major associations.

1. ACM Digital Library (ACM - Association for Computing Machinery)
2. IEEE Publications (IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)

P.S. I once talked about my fascination with whitepapers.

1. My performance at Techlead Conf.How RnD Appears in Large IT Companies"
2. New Year's "Code of Architecture" Google's Hybrid Approach to Research
3. The list of studied and disassembled 1+ year whitepapers
4. My podcast "Research Insights Made Simple" featuring whitepapers (while 5 episodes that are available on Youtube, Yandex Music)

P.P.S. Meta is a banned organization in Russia.

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