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Near‐Infrared Soliton Crystal Generation in Silicon Resonators
Near‐infrared Kerr soliton generation in silicon is severely hindered by two‐photon and free‐carrier absorption. By combining transverse‐mode dispersion engineering with active free‐carrier extraction, monolithic silicon resonators support densely spaced, low‐noise soliton‐crystal combs spanning over 100 nm and, in a separate device, broadband ...
Yue Qin +3 more
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Photonic Neuromorphic Processing With Coupled Spiking Silicon Microrings
A neuromorphic photonic core composed of three self‐pulsing silicon microring resonators is experimentally demonstrated for analogue and digital processing. Richer computational capabilities emerge under injection conditions where the dynamics are nonlinear and coupled, yet remain reproducible, opening novel strategies for future on‐chip training and ...
Giovanni Donati +3 more
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On the Relationship Between General Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness
Artificial intelligence research continues at full speed with countless applications where its effects can be directly observed. However, the ultimate goal of these efforts is not just to produce technologies that make our lives easier but also to ...
Ferhat Onur
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Nonconstant Positive Steady States for a Predator–Prey System With Signal‐Dependent Diffusion
ABSTRACT This paper investigates a highly nonlinear predator–prey reaction–diffusion system featuring signal‐dependent prey diffusion, where the motility of the prey is modulated by a chemical signal released by predators. For unbounded functional responses, we establish the global‐in‐time existence and uniform‐in‐time boundedness of classical ...
Qigang Deng +3 more
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From Experiment to Simulation: The Cartesian Error of Experience from Galileo to Turing
This paper reexamines the Turing Test by placing it within the broader history of experimentation. Challenging views that link Turing to a continuous scientific tradition from Galileo, it argues that the Imitation Game marks a key epistemological break ...
Alberto Bardi
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The Turing Test Is a Thought Experiment
Abstract The Turing test has been studied and run as a controlled experiment and found to be underspecified and poorly designed. On the other hand, it has been defended and still attracts interest as a test for true artificial intelligence (AI).
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ABSTRACT Natural products (NPs) have historically yielded numerous therapeutic agents, yet their integration into modern drug discovery has been constrained by chemical complexity, low abundance, laborious dereplication, and limited target annotation.
Antonio Lavecchia
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ABSTRACT The present work is devoted to establishing existence results and examining the stability properties of solutions associated with a generalized Brusselator reaction–diffusion system in both the classical and fractional‐order settings. The corresponding ODE and PDE formulations are considered to establish the global existence of solutions in ...
Fadia Haouam +3 more
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Turing’s Test and Conscious Thought [PDF]
Abstract Although its text is now available, there is little awareness of a remarkable lecture delivered to the London Mathematical Society on 20 February I947 The lecturer was Alan Turing. His topic was the nature of programmable digital computers, taking as his exemplar the ‘Automatic Computing Engine’ (ACE) then under construction at ...
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