What is the probability that artificial intelligence and augmented reality (not virtual) will dominate the future? Pls read details
I think the probability of that fact is nearly 1.Because today you can see the growth rate of AI is very very high. Everyday we are learning new things, we discover new things.You may hear about "Google DeepMind" it is based on the concept of General Intelligence. Means it is not have been builded for one particular task. It is for General Purpose. Means any where you can use it.How Humans learn anything? By experience right? DeepMind also do the same. It learns from its mistakes and changes its code. So, that in future it will not commit that mistake again.(Quite a Human kind a thing)At first it moves any random moves. But after some trials it learns from them like us. After 100 trials it is now far more better than previous. After 1000 trials now it is intermediate level. After 100000 or 1000000 trials, now it is expert. It can beat any Human champion too.But you may ask, these trials will took many time. But these are Robots, they complete one game in just 2 or 3 seconds. So, it will not take much time.It plays against its older version. So, that it can learn from the older one of itself & improve.This is PRESENT. Can you imagine at what level we are now with compare to 10 years before. & Can you imagine what will our stage after 10 years.Graph of its development is not linear. It is exponential. Higher you know higher the rate will of your development.So, as per my idea, probability of Augmented reality is almost 1.I hope, I give some contribution in it in Future.Anyway, hope you understand my point of view.Have a nice day.
Does poison become more poisonous or less poisonous after the expiration date?
Many oganic poisons like most common insecticides and herbicides break down over time and eventually lose their toxicity. They become less poisonous, meaning you need a bigger dose, but you'd have to wait years after the expiration before it stopped working altogether.Some organic poisons have an expiry date for excatly the opposite reason. They break down, but they break down into more poisonous substances. Some herbicides for example gradually decay and produce dioxanes, some pesticides break down when exposed to water and produce a very potent volatile nerve gas. You can usually spot these poisons beause the expiration date is very short and is printed as two dates: expiration date and shelf life from date of opening.The inorganic poisons like arsenic or mercury compounds tend not to break down as such. They have expiration dates because they absorb moisture from the air and change form chemically. That makes then harder to use and it also means they take longer to work. Instead of killing the animal within hours it might take days or months. Ironically the chemically altered form of arsenic is often more deadly insofar as it requires a smaller dose to be lethal. It's just less useful because it takes a long time to act.So the asnwer is, it can become less poisonous, it can become more posionous, but poison is always poison.
What is the process for admission in Navodaya Vidyalaya?
Navodaya Vidyalaya Admission Process for Class 61. Class 5 StudentsStudents who have completed class 5 from any government/Govt. aided school can apply for Navodaya Vidyalaya Admission for Class 6.2. JNVST TestTo be eligible for the admission, students will have to qualify a written test known as JNVST (Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Selection Test).The test will have 3 sections, Mental ability Section, Arithmetic Section and Language Test.Students can check JNVST Syllabus for all these sections.3. Navodaya Vidyalaya SelectionStudents will be shortlisted based on the marks obtained in the JNVSTSecuring qualifying marks in each of the subjects is essential.Each Navodaya will admit a maximum of 80 students for class 6 selected from the selection test.4. Documents Required for AdmissionSelected candidates declared in JNVST result will have to submit the Residence Proof along with other required documents at the time of admission.5. ReservationStudents from rural areas: 75% of the seats in a districtSC/ ST Students: Depends on the population of each district (15% for SC and 7.5% for ST)Girls: One-third of the total seats are filled up by girlsDisabled Children: 3% seats for disabled childrenNavodaya Vidyalaya Admission for Class 9 and 11Students can also apply for JNV admission for Class 9 and 11. These admissions are done to fill the vacant seats in Class 9 and 11.Students of Class 8 seeking admission in JNVs in Class 9 will have to appear for JNVST and the admission will be based on the marks obtained in selection test.Students of Class 10 can apply for Navodaya Vidyalaya Class 11 admission 2018-19. The admission will be based on the student’s performance in the Class 10 Board examination.Thanks! Pls UPVOTE if find useful :-)