Researchers with Google have analyzed existing AI fairness approaches and then talked to 36 experts in India about them, concluding that tech companies will need to do a lot of local research before they deploy AI systems in an India context.ģ6 experts: For this research, they interviewed scholars and activists from disciplines including computer science, law and public policy, activism, science and technology studies, development economics, sociology, and journalism. …Think you can apply US-centric practices to India? Think again… What 36 experts think is needed for fair AI in India: Read more: The Military Wants to Hide Covert Messages in Marine Mammal Sounds (Hakai magazine). It’s worth remembering that, for most trends in AI research, both games are being played at the same time. The second game is one played by the military and intelligence community, which funds a huge amount of AI research, and usually involves taking the narrow capabilities of the former and secretly converting them to a capability to be fielded for the purposes of security. Why this matters: For a lot of AI technology, there are two scientific games being played: a superficial game oriented around a narrowly specified capability, like trying to identify animals in photos from cameras in national parks, or synthesizing whale sounds. A long list of papers from both universities discusses analyzing and synthesizing the sounds from dolphins, killer whales, false killer whales, pilot whales, sperm whales, and humpback whales-all pointing to the possibility of creating artificially generated marine mammal sounds to send more customized messages,” writes journalist Jeremy Hsu. “Modern technological advances in sensors and computing have allowed Chinese researchers at Harbin Engineering University and Tianjin University to potentially overcome some of those prior limitations.
…The future of warfare: whalesong steganography…Ĭhina has been trying to synthesize the sounds of whales and dolphins, potentially as a way to encode secret messages to direct submarines and other submersible machines, according to a somewhat speculative article in Hakai Magazine.
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#IMPORT AI INTO QUARTZCODE CODE#
QuartzCode = timesaving.Īnd here is the Github project (with the QuartzCode file).ĭon't mind all the boilerplate code in that TableViewController. Here are some very simple examples on creating custom UIRefreshControl elements with QuartzCode: While PaintCode focus more on "static" images (although you can also use it to create nice little animations), QuartzCode provides a powerful canvas to build almost any type of composition. It's pretty good! I use it regularly at my workplace + PaintCode ( really good too).
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