What it is
Two Minute Papers is a YouTube channel run by Károly Zsolnai-Fehér, a research scientist whose personal page at TU Wien links to it. It explains AI and computer graphics research, and lately new model releases, in short videos with demo footage.
What it covers and how often
The channel's public video feed, checked on 30 September 2026, listed 15 videos between 7 August and 24 September 2026, so roughly two a week. Recent titles cover Claude, DeepSeek, GLM, GPT-6 and DeepMind work, for example "DeepSeek's Insane New Architecture" (18 September 2026) and "Claude Is Now Leaving Invisible Fingerprints In Its Text" (15 September 2026).
Who it suits
It suits people who want a quick, visual overview of what is new in AI. explainx.ai describes the channel as breaking down a paper's method and results in a few minutes. Some titles are written to attract clicks ("Yes, Jev Is Insane, But There's A Catch"), so the title alone may not name the subject. Video lengths were not checked.
Size and back catalogue
The feed lists only the latest 15 videos, so the total back catalogue is not known from the sources we read. One secondary site, explainx.ai, gives "1.6M+ subscribers"; that is its figure, and we have not confirmed it on the channel. The feed shows no pricing or membership information.
