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Things happen. Visions ignite. An energetic Summer ensued. And the QAT was ushered into modern light. | Things happen. Visions ignite. An energetic Summer ensued. And the QAT was ushered into modern light. | ||
This providential ignition is about extending the concept of the QAT '''human-in-the-loop''' with '''machine-intelligence-in-the-loop''', during categorical analysis creating visual abstraction patterns. | This providential ignition is about extending the concept of the QAT '''human-in-the-loop''' with '''machine-intelligence-in-the-loop''', during categorical analysis creating visual abstraction patterns. To paraphrase the Soviet cyber-warfare scientist, per Dr. Paul Prueitt, "—to find the unknown and unanticipated." | ||
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This is about
a synchronicity unwinding
A man with primitive IT skills is opportunistically tutored advanced computer science skills. This was during the 'dawning' of artificial intelligence deep research —circa 2000. The tutor retreated into the clandestine world of the intelligence community.
Nearly a quarter century later, the dawning computer science of machine intelligence arrived to the general populous.
Things happen. Visions ignite. An energetic Summer ensued. And the QAT was ushered into modern light.
This providential ignition is about extending the concept of the QAT human-in-the-loop with machine-intelligence-in-the-loop, during categorical analysis creating visual abstraction patterns. To paraphrase the Soviet cyber-warfare scientist, per Dr. Paul Prueitt, "—to find the unknown and unanticipated."