This article is from WeChat public account: biokiwi (ID: biokiwi) , author: Tadpole We often say that we should learn from history, and after epidemics, people will always think of ways to prevent the recurrence of world epidemics. After the SARS incident in 2003, China has successively revised the Law of the People’s Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases, and formulated the “Administrative Measures for.. Read More
Although fully automated, robot labor is indeed getting cheaper
The film “Terminator: Dark Destiny” has an inconspicuous beginning: When the heroine’s younger brother came to work, he found that his job had been replaced by a robot. His sister rushed to find a supervisor theory, and got a “This is the future” response. Similarly, human beings are threatened or even backfired by the constantly developing artificial intelligence in literary works. The replacement of repetitive labor positions by robots is.. Read More
GitHub bans open source projects, suspect developers are “nuclear bombs”?
Article is from WeChat public account: InfoQ (ID: infoqchina) , author: Tina, Zhang Xiaonan, from FIG question: IC photo GitHub gets up and fights on its own. Today it blocked its own open source project, Aurelia, because it has two external contributors from Iran. Following the ban on Iran and other regional accounts last year, GitHub today banned Aurelia, a front-end open source project belonging to Microsoft, on the grounds.. Read More
How did Germany “anti-epidemic”?
The article is from the WeChat public account: Earth Knowledge Agency (ID: diqiuzhishiju) , the original title “Germany, fully prepared, God bless”, oF: Sven Fan seniors, Drawing: Sun green In the Chinese Internet world, Germany may be the country at the top of the contempt chain. It is almost synonymous with efficient, orderly, and rigorous ingenuity. At the beginning of the spread of the epidemic in Europe, Germany also won.. Read More