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" ... In the end there was little surprise that the finals featured Terence Tao, 40, considered one of the greatest mathematicians of this generation. A professor at UCLA, Tao has won the Fields Medal, often described as the Nobel Prize of math, and the $3 million Breakthrough Prize. But Tao didn't win that night. He was beaten in the final round by a secretive Wall Street hedge fund manager named John Overdeck, who solved a problem involving infinite sequences and prime factorization. In fact, it was the second time in its short history Overdeck, also a backer of the museum, had won the competition. ... "
" ... Mechanization and the unleashing of power from steam and electricity, the development of the assembly line and factorization of manufacturing, and the evolution of computing and the Internet have truly revolutionized the way we work, live, and exist. However, while these are fundamentally potent and transformative technologies, they are not intelligent technologies. We can’t walk up to a steam engine and ask it to recognize who we are or answer a random question or even learn from its experiences. A web server is just a web server no matter how many times it’s served the same content to the same sort of people. Automation has provided enormous and fundamental value to society. However it is different than the value we are seeking from intelligent systems, because automation is not intelligence. ... "
" ... Pruning entails identifying and eliminating the redundant or unimportant connections in a neural network in order to slim it down. Quantization compresses models by using fewer bits to represent values. In low-rank factorization, a model’s tensors are decomposed in order to construct sparser versions that approximate the original tensors. Compact convolutional filters are specially designed filters that reduce the number of parameters required to carry out convolution. Finally, knowledge distillation involves using the full-sized version of a model to “teach” a smaller model to mimic its outputs. ... "
" ... What is lattice cryptography you may ask? The answer is not very easy to describe. A quick summary is in order. Cryptography, in general, is based on the idea that you need a complex mathematical problem to solve and this problem and is used as a basis for the encrypting and decrypting of data. Those mathematical problems include integer factorization, discrete logarithm, and elliptic-curve discrete logarithm problems. But the era of quantum computing will allow for many mathematical solutions to be computed simultaneously, making it easier to crack these tough problems in polynomial time. Standard RSA and ECC, encryption algorithms will all be subject to cracking in the future by quantum computers. ... "
" ... • US National Security Agency (NSA) transitioning since 2015 for post-quantum cryptography since breaking current encryption schemes using Shor's factorization algorithm may come to fruition around 2030. NIST (National Institute Standards Technology) call for research resulted in submissions with curation down to the top ones for post-quantum cryptography standards before 2024. Plan now for Harvest and Decrypt (bad actors storing data and decrypting later). NIST predicts 2030 as breaking RSA encryption though requires 20 million qubits ... "