Rookie-AI-CV/Vision-PaperLab

This is a static educational documentation repository with no users, zero stars/forks, and zero development velocity over 92 days. It functions as a structured reading list with links to external implementations rather than a novel artifact, product, or framework. The value proposition—organizing CV papers by task and providing explanations—is commodity content curation work that dozens of similar repos provide (e.g., awesome-* lists, paper summaries on arXiv, official course materials from Stanford, CMU, etc.). There is no defensibility: no novel algorithm, no unique dataset, no technical moat, no lock-in mechanism. No platform or incumbent has incentive to absorb or compete with it because it offers no competitive advantage over existing paper aggregation resources (Papers with Code, arXiv, OpenReview, institutional course materials). The displacement horizon is marked 'unlikely' not because of strength, but because there is no market dynamic to displace—this is a volunteer educational artifact in a commodity content space. It would require significant adoption (10k+ stars, active community contributions) and unique editorial perspective or data to become defensible.