Month: July 2024

“Some say Google is God “ Sergey Brin When it comes to longevity in the tech industry, IBM stands as an enduring giant with over 111 years of presence. But what about Google? Since its inception in 1998, Google has revolutionized the world with countless innovations. Before Google’s dominance, Yahoo was the leading search engine … Read more

The question of human authorship, once a non-issue, now occupies the minds of creators across various fields. This shift coincides with the surge in AI-generated content. The driving force? The increasing sophistication of AI tools necessitates the development of equally adept detection methods. Creators, in turn, are looking for ways to ensure their work remains … Read more

A fully automated artificial intelligence-based crypto trading system is a new service with the potential to change the landscape of financial technologies and make cryptocurrency trading more accessible, transparent, and secure through the use of advanced artificial neural networks combined with blockchain technology. In the rapidly developing world of cryptocurrency trading, the IVY trading system … Read more

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References VI. CONCLUSION When we assume that zero change to the past implies zero change to the present, we impose the information structure of the present universe onto its … Read more

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References V. OBJECTION One might object that the argument in this paper rests on the assumption that quantum mechanics implies indeterminism. Proponents of a deterministic block universe, including those … Read more

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References IV. FALSE ASSUMPTION Assume it is possible for Alice to travel backward to time t0 to later witness the outcome of the quantum interference experiment. She intends to … Read more

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References III. UNIDENTIFIED ASSUMPTION In nearly every account of time travel in which some aspect of the past is changed, it is implicitly assumed that a corresponding or commensurate … Read more

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References II. PSEUDOSCIENCE What is and is not scientific has been subject to debate since time immemorial. For example, Karl Popper [12] argues that a statement or hypothesis is … Read more

:::info Author: (1) Andrew Knight, J.D. (aknight@alum.mit.edu). ::: Table of Links I. Introduction II. Pseudoscience III. Unidentified Assumption IV. False Assumption V. Objection VI. Conclusion and References Because closed timelike curves are consistent with general relativity, many have asserted that time travel into the past is physically possible if not technologically infeasible. However, the possibility … Read more

Trusted by millions of users, Rewritify.ai is an undetectable AI rewriter that aims to “humanize” AI-generated content, making it appear as if it was written by a human. This is primarily to bypass detection by AI detectors like GPTZero, Originality.ai, and Turnitin. It’s completely free of charge now, offering 3,000,000 credits for every new user … Read more

Customer Behavior: Change From Freelancer Hiring to AI and LLMs The emergence of large language models and AI in general, such as ChatGPT, is redefining how business is done in several ways. The gig economy is experiencing this massive shift in consumer behavior seen on platforms such as Fiverr, which initially connected clients to freelancers … Read more

The City of New York recently announced it would begin implementing the use of AI weapons detectors, named Evolv, on the city’s subways to screen passengers. “I am telling them they need to evolve and get it out, because I think it’s good technology,” Mayor Eric Adams said at his weekly press availability on Tuesday. … Read more

If an individual were temporarily indisposed, it is possible to assume that most of the memory the individual has might be intact, but the relays to make the memories available may have plummeted. This highlights that memory is not only about the stored information but also about the relays that make it accessible. It is … Read more

:::info Authors: (1) Keivan Alizadeh; (2) Iman Mirzadeh, Major Contribution; (3) Dmitry Belenko, Major Contribution; (4) S. Karen Khatamifard; (5) Minsik Cho; (6) Carlo C Del Mundo; (7) Mohammad Rastegari; (8) Mehrdad Farajtabar. ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Flash Memory & LLM Inference and 2.1 Bandwidth and Energy Constraints 2.2 Read … Read more

I needed some data for my side project. Google helped me find only outdated CSVs, expensive closed sources, and APIs hidden behind the “contact sales” button. Wikipedia was ranking high in my searches, but I quickly found that the tables are as unstructured as the ones you typically create in Word or Google Docs. There … Read more

Server Side Rendering Web components Generating static HTML from JavaScript on the server called Server Side Rendering is a technique used to improve the perceived performance, SEO, and support for non-scripting environments. Shadow DOM: Shadow DOM is a web standard enabling the encapsulation of DOM subtrees in web components, shielding them from external styling and … Read more