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In analyzing the mechanics of deformable membranes (such as, for example, the deformations and stresses within an automobile tire...

1) If you want to get a job done efficiently with computers, the first question is: "What is the job?". It is not which computer...

No need for AI: you only need to read the EULA to know that (for common cases) nobody, ever was actually responsible.

Note, there are other ways to define intrinsic curvature constants. For example, consider the area of a small circle on the surface of a...

For one thing, if the sum of the angles of a triangle are not 180 deg., then there is curvature.

Yes, in this case. This case has a very short message where it is hard to know when a decrypted result is a valid phone number. (But...

Yes but not all aspects of ownership, marketing, sales, distribution, revenue and legality. Software is a product of a company...

The main difference is that your example uses a symmetric key, "your birthday MM/DD/YYY", known by both parties, to both encrypt and...

And that's how HTTPS and other similar secure protocols like SSH, SFTP, work AFAIK. I create a key pair and send the encryption key to...

That certainly is one application. It uses the public/private keys to allow a person in the public who receives a message that you send...

You might want to, as it makes it possible to prove that a message came from you. Say you want to make a public proclamation that is...

No, that's something like a one-time pad. There's a single secret that can be used for encryption and decryption. The thing about...

My (non-expert) two cents: Suppose I broadcast a "public key": aieo19gkeu, and say that anyone can use it to encrypt and send me a...

The only exception I can think of is if AI tools are provided by a company that makes some guarantees of the results. Then they would...

The same people who were responsible before the AI "took over". If someone does their home work with AI assistance, it is still their...