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The article covers the evolution of the internet from the first computer bug to the first online bank. It includes facts about the first email, website, domain name, and chat room.
The World Wide Web has come a long way since it was first created in 1990. Today, we use it for everything from browsing the internet and conducting searches to social networking, online shopping, and even dating.
The telescope has been used for centuries to make new discoveries about our universe. Notable accomplishments include finding Jupiter's moons, Saturn's moon Titan, the planet Uranus, and the planet Neptune. In 1930, the planet Pluto was discovered using a telescope.
Quantum computing is a relatively new field that exploits the fact that quantum systems can be in multiple states simultaneously. This allows for more efficient execution of certain tasks, such as searching an unsorted list. Quantum computers are not yet widely available, but they are being developed by various companies and organizations.
AI systems are already better than humans at some tasks, such as reading comprehension, playing Go, and poker. They are also becoming increasingly efficient at completing many tasks that humans are not, such as spotting errors and making predictions. Some experts predict that AI will eventually surpass human intelligence, leading to a future where machines can learn, think, and create on their own.
The article discusses the impact of mobile devices and 5G on the Silicon Valley startup scene. It mentions that most of the world's population uses mobile devices and that by 2025, there will be around 1.7 billion 5G connections globally. The article also states that startups in the Silicon Valley region have raised more than $50 billion in funding so far in 2018.
1. digital computer 1936 by Alan Turing 2. AI program 1951 by Marvin Minsky 3. robot 1954 by George Devol 4. expert system 1965 by Edward Feigenbaum 5. neural network 1974 by Geoffrey Hinton 6. genetics-based AI program 1986 by David Goldberg
1. Black holes are fascinating, massive objects with a strong gravitational force. 2. They are formed when a star collapses. 3. Black holes can only be seen indirectly. 4. They are thought to play an important role in the evolution of galaxies. 5. There is still much we don't know about black holes.
