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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: 'Scientists have created a quantum computer, Researchers from the University of Maryland built and tested the machine.'
Tags: , innovation, quantum-computer, steem, technology
@crypto-fan
Created: 2016-08-04T10:46:57
2: 'How to compare GPS tracks'
Tags: algorithms, bioinformatics, coding, programming, science
@bitcalm
Created: 2016-08-04T19:34:45
3: 'What Are Neural Networks, Why They Are So Popular And What Problems Can Solve'
Tags: academia, algorithm, machinelearning, science, startup
@krishtopa
Created: 2016-08-05T00:57:54
4: 'THE LONG WALK- A SHORT SCI FI STORY'
Tags: extropia, fiction, science, story
@extie-dasilva
Created: 2016-08-05T08:05:39
5: 'Why the Upcoming Mass Automation Movement Will Only Make the World Better'
Tags: economics, life, technology
@kyriacos
Created: 2016-08-05T09:49:48


And here is the AI response for each post:


Post # Title Author
1 'Scientists have created a quantum computer, Researchers from the University of Maryland built and tested the machine.' @crypto-fan
**CURATION REPORT**

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Programmable Quantum Computer: Researchers have developed a fully reprogrammable quantum computer, a significant milestone in quantum computing.
  • Laser-Manipulated Atoms: The device uses five ytterbium ions trapped and manipulated by laser beams to achieve quantum computing capabilities.
  • Successful Algorithms: Three algorithms were tested, with two achieving over 90% success rates, demonstrating the computer's practical application.
  • Potential for Scaling Up: Despite having only five qubits, the module shows high flexibility and potential for scalability.

TARGET AUDIENCE

The content is most valuable for individuals interested in cutting-edge technology, physics enthusiasts, computer science students/researchers focusing on quantum computing, and tech journalists seeking to cover advancements in the field.

CONVERSATION STARTERS

  1. How might this breakthrough impact industries like cybersecurity and optimization?
  2. What challenges still need to be overcome before we see widespread adoption of quantum computers?
  3. Can you explain 'entanglement' and how it contributes to the power of quantum computing?

No issues found; ready for curation.



Post # Title Author
2 'How to compare GPS tracks' @bitcalm
**Curation Report**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • GPS Track Alignment: The author adapts the Needleman-Wunsch algorithm to align GPS tracks, helping identify differences between routes.
  • Scoring System & Gap Penalty: Uses negative distance as the score and a negative gap penalty for better matching.
  • Pre-processing: Evenly distributing GPS points improves alignment accuracy.
  • Implementation: Provides Python code implementing the adapted Needleman-Wunsch algorithm.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE

  • Runners and outdoor enthusiasts interested in analyzing their routes.
  • Data scientists and programmers looking to explore GPS data manipulation.
  • Bioinformaticians familiar with sequence alignment who might find the analogy interesting.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

  • How might this method help urban planners analyze traffic flow or pedestrian paths?
  • Can you think of other ways to adapt biological sequence alignment algorithms for geographical data?
  • What improvements could be made to the current implementation to make it more user-friendly or accurate?


Post # Title Author
3 'What Are Neural Networks, Why They Are So Popular And What Problems Can Solve' @krishtopa
**CURATION REPORT**

1. KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Neural Networks: Simulate human nervous system for learning and error correction.
  • Applications: Forecasting, decision-making, pattern recognition, optimization, and data analysis.
  • Trends: Object classification, bot consultants, voice interfaces, intelligent monitoring, face recognition, self-learning systems, simultaneous interpretation.
  • Popularity: Increased due to improved speed, reduced retraining issues, availability of training data.

2. TARGET AUDIENCE

  • Tech enthusiasts interested in understanding the basics of neural networks and their real-world applications.
  • Professionals working in AI, machine learning, or related fields looking to stay updated on recent trends.

3. CONVERSATION STARTERS

  • How do you think neural networks will impact daily life in the next three years?
  • Which industry do you believe will be revolutionized the most by advancements in neural networks?
  • What ethical considerations should we keep in mind as neural networks become more prevalent?


Post # Title Author
4 'THE LONG WALK- A SHORT SCI FI STORY' @extie-dasilva
**Curation Report**

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • The Allure of Paradise: The author describes Paradise as an incredibly immersive virtual reality experience, surpassing real-life sensations and offering boundless freedom and self-expression.
  • Cy vs. Virt: The author differentiates between 'Cyborgs' (Cys) who maintain a physical body and can leave Paradise, and 'Virtual Natives' (Virts) who have fully transitioned to life in Paradise, discarding their physical bodies.
  • The Long Walk: To become a Virt, one must temporarily return to the real world, experiencing the stark contrast between the vibrancy of Paradise and the static, dreary reality – a rite of passage known as 'The Long Walk'.

TARGET AUDIENCE
This content would be most valuable to individuals curious about the potential future of humanity's relationship with technology and virtual reality. It also appeals to those interested in philosophy, existentialism, and the ethics surrounding digital consciousness.

CONVERSATION STARTERS

  1. What responsibilities, if any, does society have towards individuals who choose to live permanently in virtual realities like Paradise?
  2. How might our perception of death change if we could transfer our consciousness into a virtual world?
  3. Should governments regulate or restrict access to experiences like Paradise to protect users from potential harm or exploitation?


Post # Title Author
5 'Why the Upcoming Mass Automation Movement Will Only Make the World Better' @kyriacos
**CURATION REPORT**

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Automation Brings New Industries: Just as the car industry emerged alongside cars, new industries will arise from automation.
  • Historical Precedent: Throughout history, automation has created more jobs than it has destroyed.
  • Improved Livelihoods: Despite unemployment rates, global poverty has decreased due to automation and increased access to resources.
  • Innovations' Dual Nature: Like any tool, automation can be used for both positive and negative purposes.

TARGET AUDIENCE
This content is most valuable for individuals concerned about job displacement due to automation. It offers reassuring historical context and encourages a broader perspective on technological advancements.

CONVERSATION STARTERS

  1. Can you think of any new industries that emerged from previous automations?
  2. How might future generations view our current concerns about artificial intelligence?
  3. What steps can society take to mitigate potential negative impacts of automation while embracing its benefits?




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