Many people are scared of the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Do you think computers that are controlled by an AI are something to be afraid of? Why or why not?
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Answer:
No, if we do not give them too much intelligence and too much freedom to think on their own. But if we do, they might turn against us and destroy the earth as we know it. So AI can be dangerous and safe at the same time.
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Refer to the article “The Future of Money” in your Money, Money, Money magazine for a complete version of this text. What is the overall structure of the “Digital Money” and the “No More Go-Betweens” sections of “The Future of Money” article? [BRAINLIEST!!!]
Money covers three functions:
unit of account since it measures in numeric values what goods and services are worth.
store of value which implies accumulating money increases individuals' and organizations' wealth;
and, medium of exchange because it facilitates transactions between buyers and sellers through a common currency accepted by the two of them.
What is an industry that applies the principles of fluid mechanics?
Answer:
Fluid mechanics covers a broad spectrum of topics. If you stay at the base level and look at what it can cover if you dive into all the different topics, here is a list I can think of off the top of my head (from what I deal with to what other people deal with):
Biological applications; things like bloodflows in the body (R&D)
Automotive Industry; branches and intertwines with flows over vehicles and reducing backdrafts as well as minimizing drag
Hydroelectric power sources; calculating flows to determine the power capability of a certain area
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CodeHS 2.1.4 Evidence collection.
Charles Babbage
1. Time Period:
2. What did the term 'computer' mean?
3. Main contribution:
Ada Lovelace
1. Time Period:
2. What did the term 'computer' mean?
3. Main contribution:
Alan Turing:
1. Time Period:
2. What did the term 'computer' mean?
3. Main contribution:
Mauchly and Eckert
1. Time Period:
2. What did the term 'computer' mean?
3. Main contribution:
ENIAC Programmers
1. Time Period:
2. What did the term 'computer' mean?
3. Main contribution:
Grace Hopper
1. Time Period:
2. What did the term 'computer' mean?
3. Main contribution:
Mark Dean
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2. What did the term 'computer' mean?
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Bonus Exhibit
1. Who is missing from this picture?
2. What questions do you have about this image?
3. Why do you think some are included while others are not?
Final Report: Who invented the computer?
Claim:
Evidence:
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Answer:
The term computer is derived from the Latin term 'computare', this means to calculate or programmable machine. Computer can not do anything without a Program. It represents the decimal numbers through a string of binary digits. The Word 'Computer' usually refers to the Center Processor Unit plus Internal memory.
Explanation:
Compare and contrast hardware and software.
List three to five differences.
Then, list three to five similarities.
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Answer:
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
Hardware
Hardware is Tangible.Hardware cannot be infected by viruses.Hardware has monitors, hard drives, USB and etc.If hardware gets damaged it can be replaced.They are mostly made using electronic materials.Software
Software is non-tangible.Software can be infected by viruses.It consists of applications and system software.It is usually developed using a programming language.It can be affected by bugs.what are some industries of aerodynamics and hydrodynamics? explain each one in detail.
Answer:
hard one
Explanation:
Select the file extension that indicates a PowerPoint Presentation.
.txt
.ppt
.xls
.pdf
A series of dialog boxes that guides you through creation of a form or report is called a ____.
Answer:
Wizard
Explanation:
A series of dialog boxes that guides you through creation of a form or report is called a wizard because a wizard is defined as follows:
A software wizard or setup assistant is a user interface type that presents a user with a sequence of dialog boxes that lead the user through a series of well-defined steps.