Translator: Tanya Cushman Reviewer: Queenie Lee I have one of the best jobs in the world because I get to work with people who are fun, funny, energetic, creative and insightful. And they happen to be 14 to 18 years
Continuing on my series looking at some university exams, today i’m going to look at a computer science course. So this is a real exam with solutions from Cornell University and it was uploaded to their website. So the first
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so the next part is the memory these are little modules that you get to buffer between your hard drive and your processor basically the way it works is the operating system directs the processor on how to function it’s
PETER VAN ROY: Software is the heart of modern society. Software is what makes everything run. Well, I’m Peter Van Roy. And I will be teaching the course Paradigms of Computer Programming, where we look at software in a uniform
Nuclear reactors are not pieces of equipment you come across everyday. They are designed to produce thermal energy that can be used for its own sake or converted into mechanical energy, and most of the time into electrical energy. They
by the year 2020 there will be fifty billion devices connected to the learn computer code Internet programming computers that’s a whopping fifty billion this will undoubtedly create millions of new jobs and require a whole new way of thinking
The machines have won. Computers can now defeat humans at pretty much any game we’ve ever invented. And all because of some clever tricks we’ve come up with for programming artificial intelligence, or AI. The simplest definition of AI is
Welcome everybody. Welcome to the panel on teaching ethics in AI. My name is David Autor. I’m a Ford Professor of Economics in the economics department here. I’m a labor economist. So I’m not an AI expert, but I work