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Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) simulate neural networks found in humans and animals. The human brain’s neural network has 100 billion neurons, interconnected by thousands or more synapses each. Each neuron may fire based on synaptic input. This multilayer neural network is capable of making a single decision based on thousands or more inputs.
Eric Conrad, Seth Misenar, Joshua Feldman • CISSP Study Guide
Genesis 1–11 contains some of the most beautiful and complex philosophies in the Torah. Pressing its cosmology, anthropology, and theology through strict evangelical literalistic lenses has serious consequences, and often has led to some misunderstandings about a biblical theology of race. Passages like Genesis 9–11 certainly talk about racial, pol
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The Present Future: AI's Impact Long Before Superintelligence
Ethan Mollick from One Useful Thingreadwise.ioThe first two concerns I have above are technical in nature. In other words, something happened to the system that it wasn’t designed for. A company got hacked. An attacker emulated a real user and got access to their DA without authorization.
But the one that’s even more scary is when that doesn’t happen, and things work exactly as they’re supposed
... See moreDaniel Miessler • AI's Predictable Path: 7 Things to Expect From AI in 2024+
This is what I envision and is absolutely terrifying to go down the rabbit hole with this. Humans are terrible with defending social engineering and influence attacks and simply are not designed to defend against this.
AI Surveillance Expansion
Artificial Intelligence is now being utilized by American law enforcement to identify potentially "suspicious" patterns of movement, analyzing vast license plate databases. In a recent drug trafficking case in New York, the AI system sifted through a staggering 1.6 billion license plate records collected over two
Daniel Miessler • Unsupervised Learning NO. 391
Through the process of inventing, our imagination playfully and spontaneously pulls together ideas and images to make something new. But how do we explain the process of inventing? How did it arise? What purpose does it serve? Evolutionary accounts of man’s creative capacities don’t provide adequate justification for the imagination and our inventi
... See morePaul M. Gould • Cultural Apologetics
Researcher Lawrence A. Hirschfeld, after studying the psychology of race for fifteen years, concludes that the human psyche is deeply susceptible to believing that race is an essential and immutable component of a person’s metaphysical identity.219 This does not mean we are fated to be racialist, but that we must be very careful how we shape our me
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