actually I think there's something special about pencils and paper that is irreplaceable. When I was an adolescent I finally gained the ability to introspect on myself and on rules that make this world work, and I found that no matter how hard I tried I was unable to replicate the thoughts in my head onto paper and feel reasonably confident that I was reasoning correctly.
IMHO, AI is more than just a way to profit off of individual consumers' weaknesses.
I, and probably a lot of other people out there, would be very interested in knowing how to create a 'vacuum' program that could know it all. This power would be abused within months after creation, but at least it would be in the hands of the people, not in some giant's arms, so abuse wouldn't span too far.
I recently took the TSI (Texas Success Initiative) test over writing, and wrote an essay with complete nonsensical information, but that was logically structured and scored well.
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actually I think there's something special about pencils and paper that is irreplaceable. When I was an adolescent I finally gained the ability to introspect on myself and on rules that make this world work, and I found that no matter how hard I tried I was unable to replicate the thoughts in my head onto paper and feel reasonably confident that I was reasoning correctly.
only outlaws will use encryption.
Recently it was discovered that certain GPUs can be manipulated to create a radio antennae via internal circuitry. Combine this with a relatively unmanaged kernel on the GPU to create silent malware and a peer-to-peer radio-communicating botnet
I'm enrolled in two computer classes (DC PIT and DC PIT II) at UT and learning nothing about computer security. Literally, nothing.
be a walle: just pretend to work
There is so much consumer relationship software out there. Just google 'CRM software' and look at all the results
Use your FOI powers and join the Transparency Toolkit.
or a matchmaker that finds a mate based off of likelihood to conceive children with the user-defined phenotypes.
seeing the likely phenotypes of potential children?
(and foreign governments regularly try to hack their way in to American trade deliberations).
So do america's supported allies
It's about training your mind to understand something hard. Learning a little language exercises will-power, discipline, and focus.
and will-power mean a lot.
I saw one Azure ad where a helicopter was lifting a boat out of the water "The cloud saves more than time. This is the M$ Cloud."
The US is really good at messing with about everything they touch. Maybe take it a step back, guys.
to help machines make "intelligent" decisions
IMHO, AI is more than just a way to profit off of individual consumers' weaknesses.
I, and probably a lot of other people out there, would be very interested in knowing how to create a 'vacuum' program that could know it all. This power would be abused within months after creation, but at least it would be in the hands of the people, not in some giant's arms, so abuse wouldn't span too far.
Secret precedents defined in secret courts covering secret laws on secret programs uncovering more secrets... Something's phishy here...
The groundhog had it first!
Protesters can be peaceful or aggressive.
I recently took the TSI (Texas Success Initiative) test over writing, and wrote an essay with complete nonsensical information, but that was logically structured and scored well.
Hackers will hack, whether via email, 0-days, social engineering, or other fresh-off-the-wall ideas.
It takes in CO2, but what does it put out? Does it output soot and (in the small print) NO / NO2?
Maybe that is why there are no aliens, FTL rips their system to shreds.
Hello, I'm a human and you're alive.
Scott Adams already talked about this many decades ago in The Dilbert Future
also sinkholing terabytes of information daily from bitcoin and exploit cloud. Thanks for contributing.
Like comparing Intel's and Samsung's 14-manometer chip production methods to those of the rest of the industry.