AI Models for Human and Societal Beneficial Technologies on Earth and in Space
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AI Models for Human and Societal Beneficial Technologies on Earth and in Space | 54.82 MB
Title: AI Models for Human and Societal Beneficial Technologies on Earth and in Space
Author: Ayodele A. Periola, Adonis Marco, Innocent Davidson
Category: Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Science, Physics, Astrophysics & Space Science, Computers, General Computing, Technology
Language: English | 360 Pages | ISBN: 9781040811603
Description:
This book explores two converging technological frontiers: advanced conversational AI and space-based computing systems. The chat bot section examines progress in conversational AI, its implications for consciousness research, and the evolution of future communication infrastructures. The space systems section focuses on multimedia production and healthcare applications in microgravity, particularly pharmaceutical manufacturing. Together, these domains form a framework for understanding how AI and space computing can complement each other to drive sustainable technological growth and optimize resource utilization. • Transition from terrestrial to non-terrestrial computing platforms, emphasizing environmental benefits. • The role of future chat bot cascades in shaping long-term artificial intelligence objectives. • Designing space applications for resource-constrained regions, with a special focus on Africa. • Development of small rocket-based architectures and paradigms for future launch systems. • Ground coverage analysis for selected African cities to support space-based connectivity. This book is intended for graduate students and researchers in artificial intelligence, machine learning, aerospace engineering, and space technology.
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This book explores two converging technological frontiers: advanced conversational AI and space-based computing systems. The chat bot section examines progress in conversational AI, its implications for consciousness research, and the evolution of future communication infrastructures. The space systems section focuses on multimedia production and healthcare applications in microgravity, particularly pharmaceutical manufacturing. Together, these domains form a framework for understanding how AI and space computing can complement each other to drive sustainable technological growth and optimize resource utilization. • Transition from terrestrial to non-terrestrial computing platforms, emphasizing environmental benefits. • The role of future chat bot cascades in shaping long-term artificial intelligence objectives. • Designing space applications for resource-constrained regions, with a special focus on Africa. • Development of small rocket-based architectures and paradigms for future launch systems. • Ground coverage analysis for selected African cities to support space-based connectivity. This book is intended for graduate students and researchers in artificial intelligence, machine learning, aerospace engineering, and space technology.
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https://rapidgator.net/file/f8c1d8a21806d766dc1c6bac2440904d/AI_Models_for_Human_and_Societal_Beneficial_Technologies_on_Earth_and_in_Space.rar
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