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With Tania Singer at the Max Planck Institute of Leipzig, we showed that the brain networks for empathy and loving-kindness are different.
No, they come to these protests, just like before, with their friends, existing networks, and sometimes they do make new friends for life.
It goes through the supply chain networks of teleportation and all the way back to the field and wheat, and one all actually goes all the way back to the Big Bang.
So, using deep neural networks, AIVA looks for patterns in the scores.
A second big idea is that this is the era of big data and machine learning, and machine learning promises to revolutionize our understanding of everything from social networks to epidemiology.
And we can see this shift from trees into networks in many domains of knowledge.
We can also see this shift from trees into networks in the way we classify and organize species.
And here are a few more examples of the many I've been collecting, of this growing visual taxonomy of networks.
But networks are not just a scientific metaphor.
But networks are also not just a new trend, and it's too easy for us to dismiss it as such.
Networks really embody notions of decentralization, of interconnectedness, of interdependence.
What we get is extremely sophisticated and effective networks of cooperation.
The telephone companies built surveillance features into the very core of their networks.
I want that to sink in for a second: Our telephones and the networks that carry our calls were wired for surveillance first.
And so for that reason, I think that it's better to build networks to be as secure as possible.
By creating capabilities within countries, we then create the ability for those countries to create epidemiological and laboratory networks which are capable of collecting and categorizing these pathogens.
Well, the problem with that is it overwhelms the networks, and worse yet, it overwhelms the cognitive abilities of each of the people trying to get that one nugget of information they need to make the decision that's going to make the difference.
But if that exact same weather event happens in a part of the world where there is poor infrastructure, or where people are not well-insured, or they're not having good support networks, then that same climate change impact could be devastating.
So our roads and our rail networks have been designed to last for a long time and withstand only certain amounts of impacts in different parts of the world.
And people in churches all over and mosques all over this continent after September the 11th, coming together locally to create networks of understanding.
And this is quite challenging because now you have to think about networks of robots.
Open Networks."
And we installed networks there to allow basic communication, because I think, I believe, it's not only that we have to speak about the refugees, I think we need to start talking to them.
4.5 percent is tiny enough to start with, but what that figure doesn't tell you is that many of those books will come from countries with strong publishing networks and lots of industry professionals primed to go out and sell those titles to English-language publishers.
Each set was joined together in dedicated, homegrown networks.
So, we bridged the independent networks together in our own CERNET.
In the 1980's, islands of similar networks speaking different dialects sprung up all over Europe and the States, making remote access possible but torturous.
To make it easy for our physicists across the world to access the ever-expanding big data stored at CERN without traveling, the networks needed to be talking with the same language.
Virtually every field is turning to gathering big data, with mobile sensor networks spanning the globe, cameras on the ground and in the air, archives storing information published on the web, and loggers capturing the activities of Internet citizens the world over.
The Roman Empire was able to develop infrastructure to overcome these limitations, but other than that, modern cities as we know them, didn't really get their start until the Industrial Revolution, when new technology deployed on a mass scale allowed cities to expand and integrate further, establishing police, fire, and sanitation departments, as well as road networks, and later electricity distribution.
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