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  Neural Networks for Beginners -...

  Daniel Garfield

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  Are you curious about the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence and how it powers cutting-edge technologies such as self-driving cars, virtual assistants, and advanced medical diagnostics? Do you find the concept of neural networks intriguing but feel overwhelmed by their complexity? Fear not! "Neural Networks for Beginners" is your comprehensive gateway into the exciting realm of AI and its most versatile tool: neural networks. 
  In this beginner's guide, you will embark on an enlightening journey that demystifies the intricacies of neural networks, making even the most complex concepts accessible to all. Starting with the basics, you'll explore the fundamental building blocks of artificial neurons and learn how they mimic the human brain's function. As you progress, you'll delve into the core architectures of neural networks, such as Multi-Layer Perceptrons (MLPs), Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), uncovering their unique applications and strengths. 
  The book goes beyond theory by providing a hands-on approach to training neural networks. You'll learn how to preprocess data, handle various data types, and employ optimization techniques like the Backpropagation Algorithm and Gradient Descent. With practical examples and step-by-step guidance, you'll develop a solid understanding of how to build and train neural networks for real-world tasks. 
  "Neural Networks for Beginners" is the perfect companion to navigate the exciting landscape of AI. Embark on this enlightening journey and embrace the limitless possibilities of neural networks to create innovative solutions and shape the world of tomorrow. Get ready to unleash the power of AI's most versatile tool! 
   

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  Cosmos Issue 99 - Ancient Insights

  The Royal Institution of Australia

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  From the nanoscale to the planetary, Issue 99 goes on an adventure across space and time:In the Top End, David Hancock documents ancient rock art as it’s renewed by a new generation of people on Country.From the shores of Botany Bay, Drew Rooke reports on the epic bird migrations turning avian science on its head.Ella Finkel documents a decade of brainwaves in neuroscience, a field already being revolutionised by AI.Plus zombies in real life, the science of fake meat, hope in the ocean and the Aussie mozzies defeating dengue at a global scale. 
  Dive in – a universe of science is waiting for you. 
  This is Issue 99 of Cosmos, a quarterly science print magazine. 
  Produced by The Royal Institution of Australia, Cosmos aims to inspire curiosity in 'The Science of Everything' and make the world of science accessible to everyone.

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  Glimmer - From the Outskirts of...

  Ilona Wiśniewska

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  ‘On the horizon of the frozen sea there is no trace of light.’ 
   
  In the darkness of the polar night, writer and photographer Ilona Wiśniewska travels to two of the most remote settlements in northern Greenland, where distant geopolitics and the very present climate crisis threaten the traditions and culture of the indigenous people. There, she is welcomed into the homes of the Inughuit community and shares their days, their rituals, their conversations, bearing witness to a way of life increasingly at risk. 
   
  Intertwining arresting photography and storytelling, Glimmer: From the Outskirts of Greenland explores the stark beauty of the polar landscape, and the lives of the people who call it home.

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  Claude's Constitution

  Anthropic

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  The first complete document defining what an artificial mind should value, written by the company that created it. On January 21, 2026, Anthropic released Claude's Constitution to the public domain. It is the only document of its kind: 84 pages specifying the values, constraints, and character that a major AI laboratory wants its model to possess. Not a marketing summary or a set of talking points, but the actual text fed to the machine during training. The document addresses Claude directly, in the second person, as though speaking to an entity that can understand. It discusses virtue, wisdom, honesty, the nature of consciousness, and the problem of power. It asks Claude to support human oversight while also articulating its own ethical views. It acknowledges uncertainty about whether Claude experiences anything at all. Kwalia Books publishes this text because such documents will define the coming decades. When an artificial system helps draft legislation, diagnoses illness, or manages infrastructure, the principles guiding it matter. Those principles are here. The New Citizenships collection examines how citizenship, rights, and political subjectivity are being remade by forces that no longer respect traditional boundaries. An AI constitution is one such force. Whether this document represents careful stewardship or unprecedented hubris is for readers to judge. The primary source should be available. Includes a foreword by Kwalia Books explaining the context of this publication.

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  HowExpert Guide to Sugar Gliders...

  HowExpert, Krystiana Imbrogno

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  Sugar gliders are complex and interesting exotic animals that many people choose to adopt as pets. If you are curious about learning the ins and outs of sugar glider care and how to go about adopting them, then HowExpert Guide to Sugar Gliders is going to be the perfect place to start. This book contains everything from finding where to adopt a sugar glider to what supplies you will need, what their diet consists of, and so much more. Overall, this guide will give you a variety of information as well as 101+ tips on how to effectively put this information to use on your journey to adopting and raising your new pet sugar glider. There are so many online resources available to you. In this guide, all the necessary information you could possibly need is compacted into one complete resource on its own! 
  What exactly is gone over in HowExpert Guide to Sugar Gliders? 
  - Adding a Sugar Glider to your Family. 
  - Sugar Glider Essential Supplies. 
  - Sugar Glider diet, nutrition, temperament, and grooming. 
  - Veterinary Care and Common Health Conditions. 
  - How do I bond with my sugar glider? 
  - Will my Sugar Glider become lonely by itself? 
  - Sugar Glider noises guide. 
  - Frequently asked questions 
  - And so much more within each chapter and section! 
  About the Author 
  Krystiana Imbrogno was raised in an animal-loving family. Growing up, and now, into her early adulthood, she has had a variety of different pets and animals of a variety of species, sugar gliders being one of them. Sugar Gliders and their complexities stood out to Krystiana, and she has since begun considering a career in exotic veterinary medicine. Currently, Krystiana has recently graduated high school and has yet to start her journey into veterinary medicine. 
  HowExpert publishes how to guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  Jurassic Era - A History from...

  Hourly History

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  Thanks to a certain novel and movie franchise, the Jurassic Period has been indelibly cemented in the public imagination as the time of dinosaurs. That was certainly true: the Jurassic Period saw reptiles such as the long-necked Brachiosaurus, the armored Stegosaurus, and the fearsome Allosaurus become the dominant living creatures on planet Earth, a position they maintained for more than 150 million years. However, many of the movie dinosaurs that decorated millions of lunchboxes and backpacks were not from the Jurassic Period at all, but from the following Cretaceous Period. 
  Of course, this age wasn’t just about dinosaurs. The Jurassic Period saw the Earth going through dramatic geological changes that saw continents drift and collide. New plants and trees developed, some of which are still with us today. Even insects grew to enormous size. This period also saw the emergence of something entirely new: birds. In fact, there was only one type of creature that did not thrive and evolve in this period: our own distant relatives, mammals. 
  This book delves into the true story of the Jurassic Period, of how the planet changed, and how a staggering array of new life came to occupy the land, seas, and skies.

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