WP Science And Ethics

Question 1

Un physicien/ un médecin/ instruit

Answer 1

Physicist /(Scientist) / a physician

Question 2

Un phénomène des phénomènes

Answer 2

Un phenomenon a phenomenoma

Question 3

Des donnes

Answer 3

Data U

Question 4

Le matériel

Answer 4

Équipement

Question 5

Progresser
Un progrès
Concevoir

Answer 5

To make progress
An advance
Design

Question 7

Prévoir
Fiable
Défectueux / un défaut

Answer 7

Foresee
Reliable
Faulty/ a flaw

Question 8

Un obstacle

Answer 8

Hurdle

Question 9

ADN

Answer 9

DNA

Question 10

Expérience

Answer 10

Experiment

Question 12

Traduction science éthique

Answer 12

Last April, OpenAI launched DALL·E 2, which, unlike its previous version, only requires an ordinary web browser to work. The images generated via DALL·E 2 or similar software have since flooded social networks, resulting in heated debates (“Is this art?”, “Are machines going to replace photographers?”) — as well as bans.
Last week, Getty Images, one of the greatest picture databases on earth, imposed a ban on such pictures. Generating images thanks to artificial neural networks is nothing new as such — four years ago, a generated painting had gone under the hammer at Christie’s in New York for $350,000.
Whatever the topic, scenery, or style, the options are endless — you can even ask the program to seek inspiration from paintings by Vermeer, children’s drawings, or Doisneau pictures. The end products may not always be perfect, especially with the facial features, but just seeing your sentences materialize into pictures is sheer magic.