sci-fi: Technology

Whether you're fascinated by thoughts of a future where robots make our lives better or your dystopian visions of a world overrun by mechanical beings keep you up at night, there's no question that artificial intelligence is here to stay. At the recent annual Google I/O conference the company introduced what may be its most jaw-dropping AI innovation yet, AutoML—a technology that can utilize neural networks to teach itself. The Rise of Neural Networks - Inspired by the human brain and nervous system, neural networks are mathematical systems designed to analyze enormous amounts of data. Like a brain, neural networks rely on large numbers of interconnected "neurons" work at the same time to solve problems. But instead of following instructions like a traditional computer, they follow examples and "learn" to improve the rules and methods they use. That's where cutting edge fields like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learni...

Science is our best way of knowing what's real, beyond the desires and biases of fallible humans. At least, it should be. But scientists are humans too, and they can sometimes become as enamored with a pet theory as a football fan is with a favorite team. They're also like sports fans in another way: they're known to make wagers on the outcome. Here are seven times scientists made bets on science — and what happened next. 1 . The times physicists bet we'd find a companion to every quantum particle - The Higgs boson may have been the first time the LHC found itself in a bet, but it wasn't the last. It's also at the center of many wagers on  supersymmetry , the theory that every tiny particle that makes up our universe has an opposing partner, which would answer many frustrating questions in physics and cosmology. In 2000, when construction began on the LHC, seven physicists bet that at least one supersymmetric particle would be discovered within 10 y...

A lot of people don't really understand what coding is. But people who learn how to code are able to apply it beyond their computers. Coding forces you to collaborate with other people and solve problems in an effectively and productively. Even if you've never coded before, there are several reasons why you should consider learning to code. It Develops Problem Solving Skills - At its core, a coding language is a system of variables and rules that govern them – just like English. By putting English words and grammar together, you are able to turn your thoughts into output that other people can understand. But if you wanted to express your thoughts in a foreign language like Spanish, you would have to follow different grammar. So instead of putting the adjective before the noun and saying "The Little Mermaid", you would put the noun before the adjective and say "The Mermaid Little." The same principles apply with coding languages. While ...

Bucket search welcomes you to our page ! In TODAYS edition I bring up the best Indian MEMEMS which make you LOL (laugh out loud) and make yours day ! 1.Here what I found The Childhood Pics of WEST-INDIES PLAYERS ! 2.Agar aapko KHALI ki Mausi mile to usse batana jarur ! 3.The secret revealed that how KHALI bought his IPHONE X ! 4.PIYO to hadd kar do varnaa RADDHH kar do !                                   5.That expression when you ask your DAD for money ! 6.I am sure, that if you are INDIAN BOY it was happen in your childhood ! 7.Mausi ki de hui Tip KHALI par kaam kar gyi ! 8.Oh ! Thanos is so aggressive from his childhood ! 9. haha! Salman’s dialogue fit here perfectly !