Consider a computer with a cache memory of 1024 blocks and a total size of 512K bits. This computer uses a word addressable mode and the format of the memory address as seen by the Fully associative cache scheme is as shown below. Fully Associative Cache Format 18 1- How many words do we have in each cache block? 2- Based on what is given, find the size of each word. Show your calculations in detail. 3- What is the size of the main memory (in Mega words)? 4- How many blocks are there in the main memory? 5- Draw the format of the memory address as seen by the 16-way SA Cache scheme, showing the fields as well as their sizes.

A pistol-wielding robber approached a Quaker on a rural road. "Your money or your life!" shouted the thief. "Exchange is allowed, and I will offer thee my purse for the weapon," my buddy said. The thief accepted the handbag, then the quaker held the pistol to his head and said, "Now friend, give me back my pocketbook or the weapon may go off fire," according to the robber.

7) Explain the Chinese Room and the Turing Test.

Article: The ethics of non-human agents: A growing number of digital agents are non-human and in some cases are increasingly capable of autonomy (robots, drones, self-driving cars, etc.).  Algorithms are responsible for decisions in a wide range of areas these days (for example in stock marketing trading), and any algorithm that makes decisions is not ethically neutral.  Some algorithms are adaptive, able to learn and adjust their behavior over time.  We have to understand how such actors affect us and our societies.  Autonomous systems, such as self-driving cars will react to changing conditions and deal with circumstances that they have never encountered before, without human intervention.  Does it make sense to think of these technological systems as ethical agents in their own right?  Is there a fundamental ethical priciple based on 'global' human values?  What is the ethical status of machines that are increasingly autonomous and might even, at some point, be described as…