Turing

Martin Shkreli, CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, made a decsion in 2015 that many indiviudals would call unethical. In September 2015, Shrkrali received a wave of criticism when Turing Pharmaceuticals obtained a manufacturing license for the Daraprim, which can be used to treat Malaria. The ethical issue arose when Turing Pharmaceuticals rose the pice from $13.50 to a whopiing $750 per pill, which resulted Shkreli being reffered as the "most hated man in America". The raise in the pricing of the drug

most questionable advancements is artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence isn’t necessarily new but it has expanded greatly the past few years. I will first explain what artificial intelligence is and the Turing Test. Finally, I will discuss Turing and Searle’s views about the Turing Test and who has the stronger argument. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, artificial intelligence (AI) is, “The capability of a machine to imitate intelligent human behavior” (Webster). What that means

an interesting question, but I did not think much of it. I simply wanted to study math my entire life, but when am I going to use all this math? My first answer to this question appeared in “The Imitation Game,” a movie about Alan Turing. I learned how Alan Turing used math to create a machine to break the enigma code in World War II. It was an interesting depiction on how math was used to save lives. More, unexpected applications of math enlightened my mind to learn more. I could use it in forensics

it was inevitable. But no-one could have ever guessed we would lose dad as well, it’s wasn’t fair, it isn’t fair and it will never be fair. Mum died from a cancerous brain tumour three months ago, I turned eighteen today and dad left yesterday. Turing 18 has now only given me the opportunity to drink, vote and gamble it’s made me the full time career for my two younger siblings Eduardo five and Ruby two. Eduardo started kindergarten this year, his teacher Miss Anna says that he is a fast learner

presume their surrounding differences from other. Describing our thought toward to other people can, have a different meaning in what they see. In the book of Blind spot there was illusion created by the psychologist Roger Shepard that was called the “Turing the Tables”. The purpose of the illusion was to show the different point of view that people have toward the tables, which the tables were created the same length. Therefore, pessimist versus optimist thought people might have toward to other human

Alan Turing was a renowned modern mathematician and cryptologist who became known as the father of computer science and eventually became a gay rights icon for his persecution due to his homosexuality. He was also extremely important in winning the second world war, developing the world’s first computer to combat and break the German message encrypting Enigma machine. In fact, Winston Churchill, one of the most prominent figures of World War II, let alone the 20th century, said that Turing made the

culture today, many characters from film, television, and music, are idolized. Particularly, many fictional and real-life characters are depicted to act both heroicly and villianously. For example, Hugh Glass, the protagonist of The Revenant, and Alan Turing, the central character of The Imitation Game, are depicted as the heroes of their respective films. In contrast, The Joker, the antagonist of The Dark Knight, acts quite like a villain, with certain intentions. On a personal level, I feel that I can

thrills. Alan Turing successfully attempts to break the enigma code which leads to 14 million lives being saved and the war being shortened by 2 years. Conflict is all over this film emotionally and physically, externally and internally, especially in the protagonist's case, Alan Turing, who isn't exactly a straight forward character. As humans we generally feel sympathy towards any human, creature, or thing that is unfairly put against or struggles against the odds just like Alan Turing in the film

on Alan Turing and his work on creating a machine to instantly crack messages. The Nazis used the extremely complex enigma code for communication purposes. The British worked on cracking enigma at Bletchley Park and were very

Acknowledging Language “The Turing test is, at bottom, about the act of communications” (Christian), writes Brian Christian in a 2011 issue of The Atlantic. He titled his article: “Man vs Machine.” First introduced by Alan Turing in 1957 as the “Imitation Game,” the Turing test has since grown in fame and controversy. However, the Turing test is not fundamentally about knocking humanity off its pedestal of intelligence; it is actually an observation about our human ability to communicate about intelligence