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New research on religious violence using AI algorithms that mimic human society found that people are peaceful by nature. In times of crisis, the simulated humans came together peacefully, but they were willing to endorse violence when others challenged core beliefs that defined their identity.
New research on religious violence using AI algorithms that mimic human society found that people are peaceful by nature. In times of crisis, the simulated humans came together peacefully, but they were willing to endorse violence when others challenged core beliefs that defined their identity.
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New research on religious violence using AI algorithms that mimic human society found that people are peaceful by nature. In times of crisis, the simulated humans came together peacefully, but they were willing to endorse violence when others challenged core beliefs that defined their identity.
The land where there are no husbands and marriage is unknown (2003) - The Mosuo of Lugu Lake in southern China practice polyandry, this cultural phenomena is documented and explained by the Anthropologist Prof Alan Macfarlane of Kings College, Cambridge
The land where there are no husbands and marriage is unknown (2003) - The Mosuo of Lugu Lake in southern China practice polyandry, this cultural phenomena is documented and explained by the Anthropologist Prof Alan Macfarlane of Kings College, Cambridge
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The land where there are no husbands and marriage is unknown (2003) - The Mosuo of Lugu Lake in southern China practice polyandry, this cultural phenomena is documented and explained by the Anthropologist Prof Alan Macfarlane of Kings College, Cambridge
For anyone looking to get into machine learning, I would advise that you don't learn the behemoth libraries like Tensorflow or Theano, but instead learn how to use a high-level API like Keras. Here's a quick video to explain what it is. Hope I was helpful!
For anyone looking to get into machine learning, I would advise that you don't learn the behemoth libraries like Tensorflow or Theano, but instead learn how to use a high-level API like Keras. Here's a quick video to explain what it is. Hope I was helpful!
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For anyone looking to get into machine learning, I would advise that you don't learn the behemoth libraries like Tensorflow or Theano, but instead learn how to use a high-level API like Keras. Here's a quick video to explain what it is. Hope I was helpful!