Colloquium quiz1
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A player named Magist from South Korea became active in online servers for the game Y in December 2016 and started winning victories against some of the world's best players of the game. Magist's playing style was described as "conservative," favoring a greater probability of winning by fewer points over a lesser probability of winning by more points. After accumulating 60 wins and 0 losses, Magist was revealed to be a pseudonym for the AI system X.
Colloquium quiz1
- 4. Y COMBINATOR: All these start-ups were incubated at the legendary Y combinator.
- 5. The cover story of the January 1975 issue of POPULAR ELECTRONICS featuring the ALTAIR 8800 inspired the founders of X to write an interpreter for the device. Pic follows.
- 9. In December 2016 , A player “ Magist” from South korea became active in the online servers of a game Y and started ratcheting up victories against some of the best players of the game in the world X’s playing style has been described as "conservative“ by observers. X strongly favours greater probability of winning by fewer points over lesser probability of winning by more points. X’s strategy of maximising its probability of winning is distinct from what normally players of game Y tend to do, which is to maximise territorial gains After a final tally of 60 wins and 0 losses ,Magist was revealed as a pseudonym of X
- 11. Al developed by google, which became the first computer programme to defeat a professional human Go player without any handicaps.
- 12. Company X which was started by Rahul Narayan in 2010, moved its base from Delhi to Bangalore , partly to work more closely with a Govt.Organisation, a partnership which has proved highly fruitful in the last year. X follows a system of Stars wars based designation( Fleet commander, Jedi commander etc) for its 100 odd employees and counts amongst its advisors Nandan Nilekani, Ratan Tata, Sachin and Binny bansal etc.
- 14. Team INDUS or Axiom Research Labs is the only Indian team competing In the google lunar X prize,
- 15. On September 9, 1945, U.S. Navy officer Grace Hopper found a moth between the relays on the Harvard Mark II computer she was working on. In those days , warmth of the internal components attracted moths, flies and other flying creatures. Those creatures then shortened circuits and caused the computer to malfunction.
- 19. The moons of Jupiter – Callisto, Europa, Ganymede. The discoverer of the moons of Jupiter. Sun god- Helios. Indigo – one of the seven colors of the rainbow – produced by the sun. Astronomy- Juno, Kepler, Luna, Mars. Elements – Neon and Oxygen.