While we are waiting in lockdown (again), lots of things to do and interesting projects.
I finished my Master’s in Cybersecurity last year, now moving on towards getting a much deeper understanding of Artificial Intelligence at Oxford University. It’s full-circle for me on this subject: When I got my undergrad degree in Computer Science (back in the late 1980’s) I played around with a very interesting development platform called Prolog (see https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/prolog-an-introduction/ ) that was a programming language that developers could use in developing artificial intelligence platforms. I realize, upon looking back that, that it really wasn’t artificial intelligence that we were creating with Prolog, mostly a facts-based machine-learning model. Still, many of the same principles apply in large-language-model (LLMs) of today that are considered artificial intelligence platforms such as ChatGPT.