11th Global Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks

It encourages independent learning and allows you to skip over subjects you've already mastered. Web-based learning is self-directed and facilitates individualized  learning. It promotes self-awareness and self-confidence while encouraging pupils to take charge of their own learning. Web-based learning is a method of learning that incorporates web-based technology or applications into the learning process. Web-based learning refers to learning materials given via a web browser, including content packed on CD-ROM or other media. Web-based education refers to all aspects and processes of education that make use of the World Wide Web as a communication medium and supporting technology. Web-based learning includes online education, virtual education, internet-based education, education through computer-mediated communication, tele learning, distance learning, cooperation, and so on. Web-based learning can be formal or casual. Teachers plan formal web-based learning activities. Informa

AI is a big topic in many industries right now, but it's especially sensitive in music and the arts in general. Some people are anxious that they will lose their employment, while others are concerned that the value of human creativity will be eroded even further, and many are concerned that they will be left behind as technology once again renders entire business models outdated. Furthermore, things like this are happening that are only somewhat concerning. Creative AI could be the most disruptive technology for the music industry since the Napster piracy era. Already in 2023, independent researchers and big-tech businesses like Google and ByteDance have launched over ten different music AI models, allowing anyone to make custom tunes in seconds with only a text prompt. Hundreds of thousands of AI-generated songs are now available on streaming sites, thanks to off-the-shelf music AI technologies like Boomy. In general, generative AI tools for text and visual art, such as ChatGPT

Biometrics are biological measurements — or physical features — that can be used to identify individuals. Fingerprint mapping, facial recognition, and retina scanning are all examples of biometric technology, although they are only the most well-known.  Researchers suggest that the shape of an ear, the way a person sits and walks, distinct body odours, veins in one's hands, and even facial contortions are all unique identifiers. These characteristics help to define biometrics. Three Types of Biometrics Security: While biometrics have additional applications, they are most commonly utilised in security, and they can be classified into three types: Biological biometrics Morphological biometrics Behavioral biometrics Biological biometrics make use of genetic and molecular properties. These may include characteristics such as DNA or blood, which may be analyzed using a sample of your body's fluids. Morphological biometrics are concerned with the structure of your body. More bodi

Cloud computing , in its most basic form, is a collection of services offered via the internet, or "the cloud." It entails storing and accessing data on remote servers rather than local hard drives and private datacenters. Before cloud computing, businesses had to buy and operate their own servers to satisfy their needs. This necessitated the purchase of sufficient server space to limit the risk of downtime and disruptions while also accommodating peak traffic demand. As a result, vast quantities of server space sat idle for the majority of the time. Cloud service providers today enable businesses to eliminate the need for onsite servers, maintenance workers, and other costly IT resources. There are three types of cloud computing deployment models: Private cloud Public cloud Hybrid cloud Private cloud is a private cloud environment for a single business organization, with physical components housed on-premises or at a vendor's datacenter. Because the private cloud is excl