These disorders often come with an obvious "addiction" to the sheer thrill of hacking, born of having found ways around the supposed ingenuity of "invulnerable" cyber security defences.īy the nature of their actions, most Black Hats have a self-styled ethico-moral code, working to their own rules generally formulated against a backdrop of the "us and them" mentality.Ī consideration of the hacker generation of the 1970s and 1980s suggests behaviours that appear driven by a mixture of arrogance plus an inability to easily distinguish right and wrong from good and bad. What textual evidence supports this statement?Ĭyber-psychopathy: What Goes On in a Hacker's Head The author of "Cyber-psychopathy: What Goes On in a Hacker's Head" claims that the act of hacking is a deep-seated psychological illness. Which sentence best states the central idea of this paragraph?ĭriving the A7 autonomous vehicle is primarily about safety and comfort.ĭriving the A7 autonomous vehicle is fun because the car moves away from oncoming cars.ĭriving the A7 autonomous vehicle is much easier than driving the vehicle yourself since you do not need to stay alert.ĭriving the A7 autonomous vehicle is a boring and uneventful task. Audi's team hasn't yet worked through every situation the car may encounter, or settled on a balance between maintaining a steady course and making tiny adjustments to avoid every single tiny thing the sensors pick up. That kind of decision-making and maneuvering is quite advanced, yet needs fine tuning before commercial production can begin. At one point during my drive, the A7 moved effortlessly into a relatively small slot in the right lane to make way for a faster car approaching from behind. Tuning the system to properly assess and balance these two things and speed up, slow down, change lanes, or make turns smoothly has been key to developing the technology. Read the paragraph from "500 Miles in a Self-Driving Car."Įvery decision the car makes comes down to two questions: Is it possible (i.e., safe and legal) and is it beneficial (i.e., does it make the ride more comfortable). The excerpt explains how different types of social robots function differently in the home, based on the commands given. The excerpt conveys the idea that basic functions in a smart home are best performed by a social robot and not its human residents.
The excerpt explains how the current functions of social robots are best applied to basic tasks within the home. The excerpt conveys the idea that house prices will rise as social robots become more common in the home. Household Robots Are Here, but Where Are They Going? Which option describes how the central idea is developed in the excerpt? He estimates that the market for owner-installed smart homes will rise from about $1.3 billion today to about $7.8 billion by 2019. Eventually, a robot-controlled smart home will "understand where a person is in the home and know what they want" without even being asked, says Michael Wolf, the founder of NextMarket Insights. Read the excerpt from "Household Robots Are Here, but Where Are They Going?"īut fairly soon it will be routine for homeowners to bark out "turn the lights down 20 percent" and have it happen.
The rules that govern how the car adjusts its speed and position need more fine tuning, for example." The author states, "After the drive from Silicon Valley to Vegas, the car feels ready for showrooms. From deer to sinkholes, highways hold a lot of potential hazards, and the system has to be prepared for them." The author states, "The Audi team has put some 50,000 miles on the Highway Pilot feature, and will rack up many more before going public. The author states, "I turned the system on and off to get a feel for how it works, but I only felt the need to grab the wheel once-and only then to accommodate the Audi camera crew in a passing car." They control data logging, planning a path, controlling steering, braking, and acceleration, operating the near field cameras, and fusing sensor data." The author states, "Each of the eight PCs in the back of our A7 serves a different function. In the Building the Central Brain section of "500 Miles in a Self-Driving Car," which statement best cites textual evidence to analyze the central idea that there are challenges to packaging the sensors and computers in the autonomous A7?
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