Great thread/paper analyzing the effect of parental wealth on winning a Nobel prize (spoiler: it is incredibly advantageous to come from a family in the highest 5% of income). If we can create more opportunities for everyone to achieve their full potential, and not just those
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Emotional Intelligence Bridges Clinical Practice and Human Experience
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@BrainstormingN
, you've made an excellent point about the interplay between logic and emotional intelligence in healthcare. Your insight on how EQ shapes research priorities and bridges the gap between human experience and clinical practice is spot-on. This holistic approach -
SAS HBCU Invitational Career Day Supports Student Athletes Networking
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Pictures from our third annual SAS HBCU Invitational Career Day yesterday Student-athletes from 12 schools participated in career readiness and networking sessions. We loved sharing campus with them, and we are sending good luck to all during the tournament! #SASChampionship
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Young French People and AI: Adoption and Caution
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[#Article] MoiJeune Studies: Young French People Face AI, a Generation Between Adoption and Caution https://actuia.com/actualite/etudes-moijeune-les-jeunes-francais-face-a-lia-une-generation-entre-adoption-et-vigilance/
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Humics: The Uniquely Human Skills AI Cannot Replicate
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A beautiful ad to reflect the rapid rise of #AI, and those skills that will remain only human 🙂
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 12 octobre 2024
Discover the new concept of "Humics"– the uniquely human abilities that no technology can authentically replicate – and why developing them is the key to your future success. Join… pic.twitter.com/kBIUzsG3DSA beautiful ad to reflect the rapid rise of #AI, and those skills that will remain only human Discover the new concept of "Humics"– the uniquely human abilities that no technology can authentically replicate – and why developing them is the key to your future success. Join
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Choose Projects to Learn from Knowledgeable Collaborators
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One I'm fond of is pick projects where you get to work with people who know things that you don't.
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Embracing Uncertainty: Continuous Learning in AI Transition Era
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I couldn’t agree more @BrainBlenderTec —those who see themselves as perpetual students, always willing to evolve and adapt, will find this transition not just easier, but maybe even exciting. It’s like we’re entering an era where the ability to embrace uncertainty and learn
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Storytelling: Effective Human Knowledge Transfer Method
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Love this about #storytelling! It is so true. This is how information has always been most effectively passed from human to human. Thanks for sharing @ThuliumCo
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David Patterson shares 16 career life lessons from computing
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My @Google colleague and longtime @UCBerkeley faculty member David Patterson has a great essay out in this month's Communications of the ACM (
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Sharing 16 life lessons, and nine magic words." I saw an -
Academic Research Integrity and Quality Standards Under Scrutiny
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but not exactly one that improves the quality of the kind of researchers that are getting in these roles. Or the ones getting tenure. Yeah, I mean, sometimes there's guardrails for a reason. Not making up papers? Probably a good one. /end alttext >>