Visions of bright future

The AI doesn't lie. But it can give false information.  Telling lies requires knowledge that information is false. That's why computers don't lie. But they can give false information.  The AI doesn't think. That means the AI doesn't tell lies. Telling lies requires knowledge that information is a lie. The AI can give false information. But it doesn't tell lies, because the AI makes only things that are programmed in it. AI is a tool, and the thing that tells lies is human who uses AI.  AI is perfect for the well-documented sector. But if the documents are not good, the AI can make false answers. The AI doesn't think as we think. That means the AI cannot lie as we do. It can give false or inaccurate information if the data that it uses is inaccurate, or wrong. But telling lies requires that the AI knows that it lies.  AI has no similar awareness as humans. The AI doesn't do anything outside its programming. The AI is like a dog. It's dangerous if it i

"Artist's logarithmic scale conception of the observable universe. The Solar System gives way to the Milky Way, which gives way to nearby galaxies which then give way to the large-scale structure and the hot, dense plasma of the Big Bang at the outskirts. Each line-of-sight that we can observe contains all of these epochs, but the quest for the most distant observed object will not be complete until we've mapped out the entire Universe." (BigThink, How far away are we from the location of the Big Bang?) The term proto-universe means the material and energy singularity where time and material are together. That proto-universe existed in total emptiness. In theories, that point was like a yarn ball. The object was a superstring ball. The entropy was minimal in that system. But then something made the space in the proto-universe or the semen of the universe.  In some models. That object just collapsed. It started to send radiation into total emptiness. That radiation pul

"A new AI model from the University of South Australia offers a faster, more cost-effective method for schools to assess student creativity. The model significantly reduces the time and cost of scoring creativity tests, helping to identify talented students who might otherwise be overlooked." (ScitechDaily,The AI Paradox: Building Creativity To Protect Against AI) The paradox is interesting. In the model, where we create creativity to protect us against AI, we forget one thing. AI is a tool like a screwdriver. The AI itself is not good, or it's not bad. Its users are people. And people decide what the AI does. The problem is that people who want to make things like computer viruses and use AI-based applications for industrial spying and sabotage are responsible for that action.  The generative AI or large language models can create spying tools and another kind of "black stuff". The power of the AI is that it creates many things faster than humans. And when it h

"Sandia National Laboratories’ four-channel, silicon photonic single-sideband modulator chip, measuring 8 millimeters on each side and marked with a green Sandia thunderbird logo, sits inside packaging that incorporates optical fibers, wire bonds, and ceramic pins. Credit: Craig Fritz, Sandia National Laboratories" (ScitechDaily, Revolutionary Quantum Compass Could Soon Make GPS-Free Navigation a Reality) New motion sensors and other quantum systems open the road to GPS-free navigation. The motion sensor senses movements. That tool is in every VR headset and smartphone. The motion sensor can be the tool that makes GPS-free navigation possible. The system must sense the movements, their direction, and length with a pretty good accuracy. But if that is well done.  The motion sensor-based navigation system requires four things. The beginning point The speed of the vehicle. And the directions of the motions.  And how long the motion lasts.  Then it can use the clock and other dat

The new data centers require lots of energy and space. This is why new data centers might be even at the orbital trajectory. The orbital data centers might be satellites, that use cloud-based architecture. In that system, satellites are connected into one entirety. Those satellites share their computer's power with other cloud members and form the data-handling systems that can act as one entirety. In those systems, each satellite can have its solar panels. Solar panels deliver energy to many satellites at orbiter.  Those satellites must be far enough from Earth. That protects them against things, like anti-satellite-ASAT weapons and other attempts to disturb the cloud actions. The satellite data centers must be protected against things like ECM-based affecting. The system should use satellite communication and it must have the ability to protect itself against things like kinetic energy ASAT weapons and radio-wave-based jammer systems.  The plasma shield and magnetic fields can pr

  "Scientists have achieved a significant breakthrough in nanoscale optoelectronics, enabling precise control over single-molecule switching using localized surface plasmons. This development opens new possibilities for creating more efficient and adaptable nano-devices, potentially transforming technology sectors such as sensors and energy systems. Credit: FHI, edited" (ScitechDaily, Atomic Control Unleashes New Era in Single-Molecule Optoelectronics) Nano-size optical systems called microlensing allow the focus of information very accurately selected points. Microlensing allows create of single-atom mass memories. Those mass memories allow researchers to create new and more independently operating nanomachines.  Mass memories with atom-size accuracy are tools that improve the AI and large language model, LLM's operations. Those systems require large-scale mass memories that can interconnect memory pixels into new entireties.  That makes it possible to aim information in