Daniyel Yaacov Bilar

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Training sessions with top and middle mgmt: Soliciting Insights and feedback on generated scenarios?

This is a q falling under the rubric "Business Administration" or "Leadership and Management". If you are a business professor (of practice) or a SME in this field: Would you kindly evaluate if...

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Is the CP-FREEZER m.o “Protocol-Level” & Generalizable Attack?

Co-operative Perception (CP) is the crown jewel of next-gen autonomous mobility. Is the CP-FREEZER m.o generalizable? Partly yes. The layer targeted is the application layer of cooperative...

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Quantum computing’s "silent compiler crisis"

IYH Thesis: Quantum reliability depends on embracing hardware-continuous compilation where software negotiates with the system’s error topology rather than simply instructing hardware. Paper:...

01 January 1970 3,609 0 View

SKARC Quantum Compilation: A Pragmatic Solution for NISQ Challenges

Maupin, Oliver & Burch, Ashlyn & Yale, Christopher & Chow, Matthew & Colvin, Jr & Ruzic, Brandon & Revelle, Melissa & McFarland, Brian & Ibarra-García-Padilla, Eduardo & Rascon, Alejandro &...

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Guided AI reviews by subject‑matter experts outperform traditional paper reviews on nearly every editor‑relevant metric.

QUANTUM-INFO-SUPREMACY PAPER “Demonstrating an unconditional separation between quantum and classical information resources” arXiv:2509.07255v1 (Sept 2025) TL;DR – PICK YOUR PERSONA EXPERT...

01 January 1970 8,356 0 View

Quantum iO + worst-case NP hardness = cryptographic singularity

IYH Provocative Thesis: Ignoring this = betting against cryptography’s unification. Morimae, T.; Shirakawa, Y.; Yamakawa, T. From Worst-Case Hardness of NP to Quantum Cryptography via Quantum...

01 January 1970 9,019 0 View

Scientific fraud is surging at an unprecedented rate, driven by organized networks manipulating the very foundations of academic publishing

IYH Detectable fraud is no longer anecdotal noise but a network phenomenon: < 1 % of editors enable ≈30 % of retractions; paper-mill articles double every 1.5 y—10× faster than legitimate science....

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