Résultats pour "William" dans Sciences informatiques

Fusion! explores the groundbreaking potential of brain-machine interfaces, where human thought directly connects with technology to restore lost abilities and enhance cognitive functions. This audiobook examines how these systems are already helping individuals with disabilities regain independence by restoring mobility and speech while enabling direct control of digital devices through thought alone.

Beyond the Algorithm: The Future of Artificial Intelligence is a compelling exploration of AI’s transformative potential and the choices that will shape its impact on humanity. Spanning the near future of the 2030s to the distant horizons of 2100, this accessible yet profound book blends vivid storytelling, rigorous analysis, and visionary optimism to guide listeners through AI’s promise and peril. Written for curious minds—from students to policymakers—it demystifies AI’s trajectory while empowering listeners to influence its course.

Este audiolibro te presentará el mundo digital. La ciencia de datos es uno de los campos más sorprendentes y de tendencia en la era digital. La ciencia de datos es lo que nos hace humanos como somos hoy. No se limita a las tecnologías controladas por computadora, este audiolibro lo guiará para visualizar los hechos digitales y las conexiones de nuestro cerebro con la ciencia de datos, cómo sacar conclusiones de información simple y cómo desarrollar patrones para comprender diferentes soluciones para un problema similar.

You already have the tools to make a threat intel program! With the growing number of threats against companies, threat intelligence is becoming a business essential.

For the past decade or more, experts in artificial intelligence (AI) have been concerned with the advent of "the Singularity", that moment when machine intelligence equals and then rapidly surpasses human capabilities. In the first volume of his book on this topic, Frank White argues that a version of the Singularity may have already taken place (the Neosingularity). While we have been looking at the future, we have perhaps ignored the need to make AI policy in the present.