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Named after the ancient Egyptian god of writing, science, art, wisdom, judgment, and magic, Thoth is an Open Source curation bot that is intended to align incentives for authors and investors towards the production and support of creativity that attracts human eyeballs to the Steem blockchain.

This will be done by:

  1. Identifying attractive posts on the blockchain - past and present;
  2. Highlighting those posts for curators; and
  3. Using beneficiary rewards to deliver additional rewards to authors.
  4. A future enhancement will start delivering beneficiary rewards to delegators.

If the highlighted post has already paid out, you can upvote this post in order to send rewards to the included authors. If it is still eligible for payout, you can also click through and vote on the orginal post. Either way, you may also wish to click through and engage with the original author!

Here are the posts that are featured in this curation post:

1: 'An Introduction to Mathematical Proofs, Part 1: Basic Logic And Truth Tables'
Tags: logic, mathematics, philosophy, science
@daut44
Created: 2016-08-15T08:50:33
2: 'We should keep it secret'
Tags: bitcoin, cryptography, math, science, security
@renzoarg
Created: 2016-08-15T15:38:15
3: "Chapter 5: Intelligence | Robots Will Steal Your Job, But That's OK"
Tags: ai, book, intelligence, technology, writing
@federicopistono
Created: 2016-08-15T20:27:18
4: 'SURVIVALIST #28 Improvised First Aid'
Tags: anarchism, medicine, news, science, survival
@survivalist.com
Created: 2016-08-15T20:43:18
5: "The Problem Is Not The Smartphone, Computer, or TV--It's The Government Inside Them"
Tags: anarchy, government, security, statism, technology
@dragonanarchist
Created: 2016-08-15T22:43:21


And here is the AI response for each post:


Post # Title Author
1 'An Introduction to Mathematical Proofs, Part 1: Basic Logic And Truth Tables' @daut44
**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Logical Propositions: Sentences that are either true or false, such as "1+1=3".
  • Propositional Forms: Symbolic representations of propositions using logical connectors like 'and', 'or', and 'not'.
  • Truth Tables: Tools to determine the truth value of compound propositions under various combinations of truth values for individual propositions.
  • Equivalence & Tautologies: Two propositional forms are equivalent if they have identical truth tables. Tautologies are always true regardless of input.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE
This content is most valuable for:

  • Aspiring mathematicians seeking to grasp foundational concepts.
  • Students learning formal logic and critical thinking.
  • Educators looking to explain these concepts in an engaging manner.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

  1. Can you recall another everyday example of a paradox similar to the "This sentence is false" scenario discussed?
  2. How might truth tables be applied outside of mathematics, e.g., in computer programming or philosophical debates?
  3. What other areas of study benefit from the kind of logical thinking demonstrated here?


Post # Title Author
2 'We should keep it secret' @renzoarg
**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Cryptography's Role in Secure Online Transactions: Understands the importance of cryptography in protecting sensitive data during online transactions.
  • Encryption Algorithms & Keys: Explains encryption algorithms and types of keys (secret/symmetric and public/private).
  • RSA Algorithm: Discusses the RSA algorithm, its security, and why it remains uncracked despite advancements in computing power.
  • Prime Factorization Challenge: Highlights the computational challenge posed by prime factorization and the $1M prize offered for an efficient solution.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE

  • Tech enthusiasts interested in understanding the fundamentals of internet security and cryptography.
  • Non-technical individuals curious about how secure online communication works.
  • Students learning about computer science, mathematics, or cybersecurity concepts.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

  • What are some real-life applications of cryptography beyond online transactions?
  • How might quantum computing impact the security of current encryption methods like RSA?
  • Should governments invest more resources into finding an efficient prime factorization algorithm?

END OF CURATION REPORT

No issues found; ready for curation.



Post # Title Author
3 "Chapter 5: Intelligence | Robots Will Steal Your Job, But That's OK" @federicopistono
**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • AI vs Human Intelligence: The author discusses the difference between artificial and human intelligence, arguing that while AI can mimic certain aspects of intelligence, it lacks true understanding or meaning.
  • Usefulness over Meaning: From a practical standpoint, the author suggests focusing on the usefulness of AI rather than debating whether it truly understands tasks.
  • Intelligence in Context: Intelligence might not be an absolute property but something perceived by observers in relation to their environment.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE

  • Tech enthusiasts interested in understanding the nuances between artificial and human intelligence.
  • Readers eager to explore philosophical questions surrounding AI's capabilities and limitations.
  • Individuals curious about the ethical implications of AI's growing role in society.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

  • What makes AI 'intelligent' according to this article? Do you agree with the author's perspective?
  • Should we prioritize usefulness over meaningful understanding when discussing AI capabilities?
  • Can intelligence be objectively quantified, or is it inherently subjective based on observation?

END OF CURATION REPORT

Based on the provided article, I recommend curating this post as it meets all the required criteria: original content, well-written, engaging, relevant to its topic (technology and AI), and offers valuable insights to readers.



Post # Title Author
4 'SURVIVALIST #28 Improvised First Aid' @survivalist.com
**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Improvising First Aid with Everyday Items: Learn how to use common household products for treating wounds, burns, and other injuries when a first aid kit is unavailable.
  • Ancient Remedies for Modern Use: Discover how the Greeks and Romans used honey and spider webs for healing purposes, which are backed by modern scientific research.
  • Versatile Uses of Tea Bags: Understand how black tea bags can be used to relieve toothaches and stop nosebleeds due to their tannin content.
  • DIY Stretcher and Splint Materials: Explore how to create makeshift stretchers and splints using available resources like clothes, rope, duct tape, branches, and even credit cards.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE
Steemizens interested in survival skills, wilderness living, emergency preparedness, or alternative medicine will find this content invaluable. It caters especially to those who want to expand their knowledge beyond traditional first aid kits and explore creative solutions using everyday items.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

  • Have you ever had to improvise first aid supplies using unconventional materials? Share your experiences!
  • Which unconventional item from this list surprised you the most with its practical use?
  • How might you incorporate these techniques into your family's emergency preparedness plan?
  • Are there any other everyday items you've discovered have hidden health benefits or uses?


Post # Title Author
5 "The Problem Is Not The Smartphone, Computer, or TV--It's The Government Inside Them" @dragonanarchist
**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Government Interference in Technology: Many tech devices are compromised due to government regulations and collusions with malicious actors, leading to invasive spying and authoritarian control.
  • Neutral Tools, Malicious Uses: Technological tools themselves are neutral but can be exploited for harmful purposes when governments interfere.
  • Embrace Freedom Despite Government Actions: Living freely despite government interference helps expose their immorality and empowers individuals to resist manipulation.
  • Shift from Defensive to Offensive Mindset: Instead of focusing on avoiding government influence, embrace a proactive approach that prioritizes personal freedom and strategic thinking.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE
Steemizens interested in digital privacy, civil liberties, and the responsible use of technology. This content provides valuable insights for those seeking to navigate the complex relationship between technology and government overreach.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

  • What are some ways you protect your digital privacy despite government interference?
  • How can we best raise awareness about government overreach in the tech industry?
  • In what ways do you balance living freely while also strategically avoiding government influence?




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Beneficiaries:

@daut44 / 5.0% @dragonanarchist / 5.0% @federicopistono / 5.0%
@null / 70.0% @renzoarg / 5.0% @social / 5.0%
@survivalist.com / 5.0%