Social media has ruined our minds by making us more similar to each other. By making our needs more alike, it has sharply increased feelings of envy, competitiveness and inferiority. Phenomenon like cancel culture is one symptom of this. But all of this isn’t new. Nearly half
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Great Leadership in Science: Oppenheimer’s Vision and Team Building
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My deepest impression of the movie "Oppenheimer", is that it actually shows what does a good (great) leader look like. Self as an excellent scientist, which is the base to attract/convince other talented people, clear strategic vision and interdisciplinary communication.
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Personal Obsessions Projected onto American Society’s Fractures
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Il fait un transfert de ses obsessions personnelles sur la société américaine, laquelle est traversée par des fractures d’une toute autre nature.
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Third Annual AI Film Festival Returns to NYC and LA
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The third annual AI Film Festival returns this spring to New York and Los Angeles to celebrate artists at the forefront of film and technology. This year's festival is proudly presented in part by Tribeca Festival, IMAX, The Gotham, .monks, NVIDIA, Goldman Sachs and the American… pic.twitter.com/oCx4v4WKhE
— Runway (@runwayml) 23 janvier 2025The third annual AI Film Festival returns this spring to New York and Los Angeles to celebrate artists at the forefront of film and technology. This year's festival is proudly presented in part by Tribeca Festival, IMAX, The Gotham, .monks, NVIDIA, Goldman Sachs and the American
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Prioritizing Human Rights Accountability in AI Systems
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Are we prioritizing people over technology? In the latest Pondering AI episode, human rights lawyer Susie Alegre explores holding AI accountable, resisting dependency, and protecting human rights in the age of AI. Listen now 🎧 https://t.co/aHMmVA3Pme pic.twitter.com/lSMLlls7ZX
— SAS Software (@SASsoftware) 23 janvier 2025Are we prioritizing people over technology? In the latest Pondering AI episode, human rights lawyer Susie Alegre explores holding AI accountable, resisting dependency, and protecting human rights in the age of AI. Listen now http://
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Profound Disruptions Ahead in Artificial Intelligence
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The disruptions are going to be profound. https://t.co/7JopGj71ap
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 23 janvier 2025The disruptions are going to be profound.
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AI Development: People, Power, and Politics in Real Life
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As predicted from the early days, this is all about people, power, and politics. Would make an amazing tv show, but it’s happening IRL.
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Prof. Masahiro Mori, Creator of Uncanny Valley Concept, Passes Away
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Just learned that Prof. Masahiro Mori, Japanese roboticist who created the concept of the "Uncanny Valley" in 1971, passed away on 12 Jan:
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SAS Company Kickoff Brings Teams Together Despite Weather
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A little snow couldn't stop Company Kickoff at SAS HQ today From colleagues who braved the weather to join us, to employees joining from home, to office watch parties around the world, we're loving a few of these sights from Day 1!
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Machine Learning Analyzes Directorial Styles in Theater
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Join today's @StanfordHAI seminar with Michael Rau to hear how machine learning and computer vision can be used to analyze directorial styles and other aspects of theater performances. https://
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