High level programming language የምንጠቀመው Compilers ወይም translators ወደ Low level language ስለሚተረጉሙልን ነው። ስለዚህ እኛ ኮሚፒውተር የሚረዳውን ቋንቋ መቻል አይጠበቅብንም፤ ከላይ የተጠቀሱት አስተርጓሚዎች መሀል ላይ የትርጉሙን ስራ ስለሚሰሩልን።

High level language ብለን የምንጠቀማቸው የፕሮግራሚንግ ቋንቋዎች አብዛኞቹ ኢንግሊዘኛን ነው የሚጠቀሙት። ነገር ግን የትርጉም ስራውን በስርዓት እንዲሰራ እና ኮምፒውተሩ እንዲያደርግልን የፈለግነውን ትዕዛዝ ያለስህተት እንዲፈፅም ቀደመው የተቀመጡልንን የቋንቋ ህጎች(pre defined syntax) በደንብ ማወቅ ይኖርብናል። ስለዚህ ፕሮግራሚንግ እንየተማርን ነው ሲባል እነዚህን የhigher level ቋንቋዎች(Python, java...)ህጎች እየተማርን ነው ማለት ነው።

የዛሬው የውይይት ርዕስ፣ በአሁን ጊዜ AI Flexible የቋንቋ አጠቃቀም(ከሰዎች ጋር ለመግባባት እንደምንጠቀመው አይነት) ተጠቅመን ፕሮግራም እንዲፅፍልን ስንጠይቀው እየፃፈልን ነው። ታዲያ የዛሬ 3 4 5 ዓመት AI እና Compiler በጋራ በመሆን strict የhigh-level language ሳንጠቀም የፃፍነውን "High-High-Level" language ወደ low-level language የሚተረጉሙልን አይመስላችሁም?


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High-high-Level language(ሰዎች የሚግባቡበት አይነት ቋንቋ)  -> high-Level language (እኛ ከምንግባበት ቋንቋ ወደ strict ወደሆነው የፕሮግራሚንግ ቋንቋ ህግ(syntax) በ AI ተቀይሮ)  -> low-level language(strict ከሆነው highlevel ቋንቋ(Python) ወደ low level language በ compiler/translator)


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Jan 5, 2024 Addis Ababa
Techኢት NightByte🌙

Rust Programming language Is Getting Extremely Popular

Rust has been Stack Overflow’s most loved language for many years in a row.
Most developers using it really love it and more than 80% of developers that use it want to use it again next year.
Rust is also getting popular amongst new developers who aim to write safe/ stable and concurrent/ scalable applications.
Here are some of the reasons that made Rust popular
1. High Speed & Performance
It provides high-level abstractions that compile to efficient machine code as if you wrote the low-level code by hand as in C/ C++.
2. Memory Safety Without A Garbage Collector
A Garbage collector automatically frees up memory that is no longer in use by periodically checking which objects in memory are still accessible and which are not.

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Source:-
https://levelup.gitconnected.com/rust-why-is-everyone-talking-about-it-even-elon-musk-d429566d0964

Jan 6, 2024 Addis ababa

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Microsoft, OpenAI hit with new lawsuit by authors over AI training

OpenAI and its financial backer Microsoft were sued on Friday in Manhattan federal court by a pair of nonfiction authors who say the companies misused their work to train the artificial-intelligence models behind the popular chatbot ChatGPT and other AI-based services.
Writers Nicholas Basbanes and Nicholas Gage told the court in a proposed class action that the companies infringed their copyrights by including several of their books as part of the data used to train OpenAI’s GPT large language model.
Representatives for Microsoft and OpenAI did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the complaint.
The lawsuit follows several others filed by fiction and nonfiction writers ranging from comedian Sarah Silverman to “Game of Thrones” author George R.R. Martin against tech companies over the alleged use of their work to train AI programs.
Source- https://indianexpress.com/about/microsoft/

WHO IS WHO in computer science Robert Bob Kahn

Robert "Bob" Kahn (born December 23, 1938) is an Amercian engineer who is well-regarded as one of "the fathers the Internet" sharing this noscript with American Internet pioneer Vint Cerf. In December 1997, Kahn and Cerf received the U.S. National Medal of Technology, for founding and developing the Internet. Kahn is the co-inventor of the TCP/IP protocols, the most important communication protocol of the Internet. He was responsible for originating DARPA’s Internet program.

In 2004, Kahn was the recipient of the prestigious ACM Alan M. Turing award. In 2005, he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom - the highest civilian award of the United States

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Wishing a joyful Christmas to the entire🌐 techኢት christian family🏑🏑

December 23, 2023  Addis Ababa

Techኢት ማለዳTech☕️

Title:This week in AI: Microsoft’s sticks an AI ad on keyboards

This week in AI, Microsoft unveiled a new standard PC keyboard  layout with a “Copilot” key. You heard correctly — going forward, Windows machines will have a dedicated key for launching Microsoft’s AI-powered assistant Copilot replacing the right Control key.
The move is meant, one imagines, to signal the seriousness of Microsoft’s investment in the race for consumer (and enterprise for that matter) AI dominance. It’s the first time Microsoft’s changed the Windows keyboard layout in ~30 years; laptops and keyboards with the Copilot key are scheduled to ship as soon as late February.
But is it all bluster? Do Windows users really want an AI shortcut — or Microsoft’s flavor of AI period?

Jan 7, 2024 Addis Ababa
Techኢት NightByte🌙

Harvard’s robotic exoskeleton can improve walking, decrease falls in people with Parkinson’s

If you follow the world of robotic exoskeletons with any frequency, you’re no doubt aware of the two primary categories. The first is aimed firmly at workers with strenuous or repetitive jobs such as lifting and transporting packages. The second is assistive, largely focused at individuals with mobility impairments.

The latter category is often the domain of soft robotic exoskeletons – those with fabric parts designed to be more of a day-to-day assistive accessory. These systems are also increasingly focused on specific issues that impact people’s ability to get around. After all, not all mobility impairments are created equal.

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Source:-
https://techcrunch.com/2024/01/06/harvards-robotic-exoskeleton-can-improve-walking-decrease-falls-in-people-with-parkinsons/

🎙️ Exciting News! 🎉

Join us for an upcoming episode of the Techኢት Podcast featuring a special guest, Mr. Andargachew Asfaw(Andy)🌟 a respected lecturer at Addis Ababa University in the School of Information Science.

We know many of you are already familiar with Mr. Andargachew's work, and we're thrilled to have him share his expertise with the Techኢት community 💡. We'll be discussing various tech-related topics, and we want your input! 🗣

If you have questions or specific topics you'd like us to cover with Mr. Andargachew, please share them in the comments below. We'll address as many of them as possible during the podcast.🎤

Stay tuned for updates on this episode.🔥🎧

January 8, 2024 Addis Ababa


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Title:Google Gemini
Everything you need to know about the new generative AI platform

                                                                                   
Google’s trying to make waves with Gemini, a new generative AI platform that recently made its big debut. But while Gemini appears to be promising in a few aspects, it’s falling short in others. So what is Gemini? How can you use it? And how does it stack up to the competition?
To make it easier to keep up with the latest Gemini developments, we’ve put together this handy guide, which we’ll keep updated as new Gemini models and features are released.

What is Gemini?
Gemini is Google’s long promised, next-gen generative AI model family, developed by Google’s AI research labs DeepMind and Google Research. It comes in three flavors:
Gemini Ultra, the flagship Gemini model
Gemini Pro, a “lite” Gemini model
Gemini Nano, a smaller “distilled” model that runs on mobile devices like the pixel 8 pro 
All Gemini models were trained to be “natively multimodal” — in other words, able to work with and use more than just text. They were pre-trained and fine-tuned on a variety of audio, images and videos, a large set of codebases and text in different languages. for more info read here https://techcrunch.com/2024/01/07/what-is-google-gemini-ai/

Jan 9, 2024 Addis Ababa
Techኢት NightByte🌙

Smart ring maker Ultrahuman announces tracker for home ‘health’

Indian wearable startup Ultrahuman is getting into the smart home game. It has announced the upcoming launch of connected hardware that’s designed to monitor the “health” of your home, as its marketing puts it. The device, which it’s calling the Ultrahuman Home, is being shown off at CES this week

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Source:-
https://techcrunch.com/2024/01/09/ultrahuman-home/

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Jan 10, 2024 Addis ababa

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Asus is back with another Zenbook Duo, the latest device in its range of dual-screened laptops. But rather than including a small secondary display above this laptop’s keyboard like previous Duos, the revamped version for 2024 has two equally sized 14-inch screens. They’re both OLED, with resolutions of up to 2880 x 1800, aspect ratios of 16:10, and a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz. Between them, they offer a total of 19.8 inches of usable screen real estate.
It’s a similar approach to the one Lenovo took with last year’s dual-screen Yoga Book 9i, albeit with a couple of tweaks. Like Lenovo, Asus gives you a choice of typing on the lower touchscreen via a virtual keyboard or by using a detachable physical Bluetooth keyboard. But what’s different here is that Asus’ keyboard has a trackpad built in, so you don’t have to use it in combination with an on-screen trackpad. 

The first YouTube video ever is noscriptd "Me at the zoo," uploaded by co-founder Jawed Karim on April 23, 2005. In the 18-second clip, he stands in front of elephants at the San Diego Zoo, casually discussing their trunks. The video is a short and simple start to YouTube's journey as a video-sharing platform.

Here is the link of the video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQXAC9IVRw


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