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What three problems could be addressed using algorithms?

How to make a server certificate be trusted permanently.

See screenshot. Every time I run Android Studio I see this annoying certificate message. I keep hitting accept several times before it stops

I don't see this issue when I use VS Code only w/Android Studio. So how do I make certificate be trusted permanently so I won't have to see this annoying popup.

What is data structure?

What is coding?

How to Learn Python FAST with ChatGPT?  

Chat GPt is a natural language processing tool that allows users to talk to it Naturally think of it like you 're talking to another human. It's basically you're talking to the internet, but you're getting responses in a very natural fashion like as if you are talking to a person on the other side, who knows a lot. In this video, I 'm specifically going to be focusing on Python with the lens of data science and data analysis. I think a lot of people do n't know how to ask smart questions to get a smart answer. I 'm gon na ask it more specific prompts so it can give me better answers. I think it's telling me what to learn, but it 's not telling me where to learn it so I want it to give me pretty much everything copy paste the original script that I had here include resources and link for each week. if you already know how to work with SqL and you're trying to learn Python. One of the ways that I have learned Python to be easier is if you translate your SqL code into Python. you can do it with any other coding languages as well. You can take Java and turn it into c sharp or Java..

What is spring boot and how its use ?

Triple some in array

1. We will discuss the multiple approaches to solve this problem and finally we will write its Java code. The easiest approach is to use three loops to solve the problem. The expected time complexity is 1 square without using any extra space. The brute force approach is the simplest approach or you can say the brute force approach. The time complexity is bigger of and cube so basically we are using three four loops right and it 's a space complexity is big o of 1 as we are not using any extra space right. After that, basically we return the value true. If the array is sorted we do n't have to make all possible sets right, we can do the sum of the three numbers and accordingly move the pointers so let me explain this so we have given this array right. First, let's sort this array and then use two pointers to solve the problem.

What is a phyton?

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Distributed Intelligent Systems
Practical 1: Machine Intelligence
Since Alan Turing's proposed test for machine intelligence in 19501, many AI-inspired computer
programs and Chatbots have been written with a view to behaving (or conversating) intelligently,
and of course, to pass the Turing test. ELIZA (by Joseph Weizenbaum, 1966) has continued to be
one of such popular programs.
[Try ELIZA from http://psych.fullerton.edu/mbirnbaum/psych101/Eliza.htm].
Others that have won The Loebner Prize (1990 - ) include ALICE (Artificial Linguistic Internet
Computer Entity, ), Mitsuku ( etc.
(see also and a collection of
chatbots on https://www.chatbots.org/)
Complete the following tasks for Part 1.1 of the coursework assessment:
Q1.1 [30%]. Choose and test at least TWO fairly advanced Chatbots from those available on the
Internet and describe the characteristics (or "personality") of each. Supplement this
by reading a transcript of “dialogues with colourful personalities of early AI”
(attached Chatbots_dialogues with colorful personalities of early ai.pdf.) Comment
on how these programs can PASS or FAIL the Turing test.
Q1.2 [20%]. Based on your observations from the Chatbot conversations or otherwise, would you
consider the Turing test to be an adequate measure of machine intelligence? Explain
your reasons thoroughly (Read: some criticisms of the Turing Test in Luger (Chapter
1 on KLE)2 & its Wikipedia entry)).
Q1.3 [30%]. Futuristic science fiction in movies has provided a lot of speculation over what AI can
achieve. Choose an AI-based character or robot from a fictional movie and describe
their intelligent behaviours or actions (e.g., Sonny in I, Robot; or a similarly advanced
fictional AI character.). Comment briefly on why their reasoning is not always correct.
Q1.4 [20%]. Discuss two potentially negative effects on society of the development of artificial
intelligence techniques.
Answers for each question should not exceed 150 words.

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Distributed Intelligent Systems
Practical 1: Machine Intelligence

(In Assembly Language) You are to come up with a story that gives the user choices. Depending on the choices, it should do something different in the story. It is hard to explain so look at the attachment. You should have minimum of 30 boxes in your story (the one I uploaded might have less) choices dont count as multiple boxes, so you cant have them choose between 7 choices and it counts as 7 boxes... thats cheating. You can do more than 30, but make it FUN! There should be variables in the program which will keep track of certain scenerios, such as the ability to need a key to open a door. Your program may allow t he user to go back and fourth between the different areas, so you would need to go through a sort of puzzle to get the key to open the door. You can also include battles or anything of the sort. You are then to code the story you created. (you should still do both story written and programmed) I would advise you to use functions in this program as the jumps can only go a certain distance and you may encounter "jump distance too far" problems if you try to make a big jump. Make sure there are no bad words/ extreme violence in the story. I will attach a small little story which has very few boxes and no variables. Do your story and submit it for a grade before you start the actual programming.