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Bigger Than Bravery: Black Writers on the Year That Changed the World

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Big Indie Book of Fall, Publishers Weekly＂Valerie Boyd’s Bigger Than Bravery isn’t just an anthology; it is a survival guide.＂ --Courtney B. Vance, Tony- and Emmy-winning actorAn anthology of Black resilience and reclamation, with contributions by Pearl Cleage, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Honorée Fano

nne Jeffers, Tayari Jones, Kiese Laymon, Imani Perry, Deesha Philyaw, Khadijah Queen, Jason Reynolds, Alice Walker, and moreBorn of a desire to bring together the voices of those most harshly affected by the intersecting pandemics of Covid-19 and systemic racism, Bigger Than Bravery explores comfort

and compromise, challenge and resilience, throughout the Great Pause that became the Great Call. Award-winning author and scholar of the Black archive Valerie Boyd curates this anthology of original essays and poems, alongside some of the most influential nonfiction published on the subject, inviti

ng readers into a conversation of restorative joy and enduring wisdom. Bigger Than Bravery captures what Boyd calls the ＂first draft of history,＂ with poems serving as deep breaths between narrative essays to form a loose chronology of this unprecedented time. Karen Good Marable cranks ＂Whip My Hair

＂ from the car windows during quarantine joyrides with her daughter. Deesha Philyaw ponders loneliness as she sorts Zoom meetings into those that require a bra and those that don’t. Writing in the moment though not of it, Pearl Cleage reflects on what has and hasn’t changed since the AIDS epidemic.

Jason Reynolds harnesses heat and flavor to carry on his father’s legacy.Sorrow and outrage have their say, but the stories in these pages are bright with family, music, food, and home, teaching us how to nourish ourselves and our communities. Looking ahead as much as it looks back, Bigger Than Brav

ery offers a window into a hopeful, complex present, establishing an essential record of how Black people in America insist on joy as an act of resistance.

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人工智慧之刑法相關議題研究

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「人工智慧」係指擁有類似人類智慧的電腦程式，透過電腦的發明、網際網路的盛行、人類神經細胞的分析與仿造等，人類的智慧得以在機器上重現且漸趨完整。尤其在大數據及深度學習出現後，再次將人工智慧發展推向另一波高潮，惟在新技術問世後，許多問題即陸續接踵而來。而人工智慧與其他新科技技術不同的是其擁有如同人類智慧般的思考模式，甚至連程式設計者本身皆無法完全了解其演算過程。也因為人工智慧的難預測性、不透明性等問題，對於傳統刑法體系將可能造成衝擊，例如人工智慧是否具有法律人格的問題，以及發生損害結果時應如何劃分責任歸屬的爭議。 本文主要透過文獻分析、比較研究及綜合歸納的方法進行研究。首先針對人工智慧是否

具有法律人格的問題進行釐清，本文認為基於人工智慧技術目前的發展狀況，應採取否定說，唯有未來真出現完全不受人類程式編列限制、可依自主意識行為的強人工智慧時，才應例外採取區分說。 接著本文將分別介紹人工智慧的三大應用領域－自動駕駛、司法系統及醫療系統。除了介紹人工智慧在各領域應用的基礎外，也將分別提出人工智慧將帶來的影響，以及發生刑法爭議時責任歸屬的劃分。尤其是當人類與人工智慧共同造成損害結果時，刑事責任應如何歸責即成為重點。本文將分析現有的學說文獻及相關見解，並提出個人見解，希望可藉此提供解決之道。而目前人工智慧仍處於剛開始發展的狀態，為了促進人工智慧的發展，政府應建立良好的實驗場域供民間

投入研究。此外，目前我國關於人工智慧法律規範尚未完備，若未來發生有關人工智慧的法律爭議，將可能會是相當棘手的問題，因此促進相關法規的訂定係為我國應持續努力的目標。

My Good Man

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It’s a rare book that can make the tried-and-true genre of the coming-of-age novel seem novel. There are the standard markers of the hero’s journey - the trials, the dark night of the soul, the lesson learned. From Printz honoree Eric Gansworth comes My Good Man, a literary tour-de-force sure to tur

n the genre on its head. Brian, a 20-something reporter on the Niagara Cascade’s City Desk, is navigating life as the only Indigenous writer in the newsroom, being lumped into reporting on stereotypical stories that homogenize his community, the nearby Tuscarora reservation. But when a car accident

under mysterious circumstances lands Tim, the brother of Brian’s mother’s late boyfriend in the hospital, Brian must pick up the threads of a life that he’s abandoned. The resulting narrative takes us through Brian’s childhood and slice of life stories on the reservation, in Gansworth’s signature bl

end of crystal sharp, heartfelt literary realist prose. But perhaps more importantly, it takes us through Brian’s attempt to balance himself between Haudenosaunee and American life, between the version of his story that would prize the individual over all else and the version of himself that depends

on the entire community’s survival. Eric Gansworth, S-ha-weñ na-sae?, (Onondaga, Eel Clan) is a writer and visual artist, born and raised at Tuscarora Nation. He’s been widely published and has had numerous solo and group exhibitions. Lowery Writer-in-Residence at Canisius College, he has also be

en an NEH Distinguished Visiting Professor at Colgate University. His work has received a Printz Honor Award, was Longlisted for the National Book Award and has received an American Indian Library Association Youth Literature Award, PEN Oakland Award and American Book Award. Gansworth’s work has als

o been supported by the Library of Congress, the New York Foundation for the Arts, the Arne Nixon Center, the Saltonstall and Lannan Foundations.

ConCoNet: Class-Agnostic Counting with Positive and Negative Exemplars

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Class-agnostic counting is usually phrased as a matching problem between a user-defined exemplar patch and a query image. The count is derived based on the number of objects similar to the exemplar patch. However, defining a target class using only exemplar patches inevitably miscounts unintended o

bjects that are visually alike to the exemplar. In this paper, we propose to include negative exemplars that define what not to count in order to disentangle visually similar negatives, leading to a more discriminative definition of the target object. This allows the model to calibrate its notion of

what is similar based on both positive and negative exemplars. We outperformed state-of-the-art by adding a few negative exemplars, improving the MAE by 4.06 points or 18.40% improvement. Moreover, our model can be incorporated into a semi-automatic labeling tool to simplify the job of the annotato

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