We left off speaking of Assange, publishers and journalists -- about definitions and constitutional protections in the new digital world -- and the grey areas that seem to be artificial and convenient for those in power -- with the media's largely passive response.
It seems to be obvious that an artificial increase of the number of electron donor moieties within one molecule achieved by the coupling of the second borate anion to the dye molecule should improve the photoinitiating ability.
It seems to be a case of creating artificial distinctions between nearly identical devices in order to curry favor with one group or another.
Apart from Paul Mason's book Postcapitalism: A Guide to Our Future or Silicon Valley's ambition to monetize AI, who among us seems to be imagining the complexity of artificial intelligence?
In most cases, this is not what artificial intelligence seems to be doing.
Artificial intelligence seems to be the neighborhood menace these days: in the presence of responsible adults, it smiles, is polite and offers to do the dishes.
Artificial intelligence seems to be nearly everywhere these days, yet most people have little understanding of AI technology, its capabilities and its limitations.
The problem with use of the basic state has been recognized in previous studies (Balmforth et al.2005), and an artificial approximation seems to be inevitable when proceeding to perform a simplified wave analysis.
