Traditional MRI scans can lead to prolonged patient waiting times, which is one of their biggest downsides despite their many advantages. Tap here to learn how AI can fill in the gaps here: https://
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AI Accelerates MRI Scan Processing and Reduces Patient Wait Times
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Object Detection Technology Enables Computers Perceive Surroundings
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Object detection is a technology that enables computers to perceive their surroundings by identifying objects in images and videos, much like humans do. Let's find out more about it and its significance: https://
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AI Identifies Faces Holocaust Museum Photos Family Reunion
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#aiForGood #HolocaustRemembranceDay Numbers to Names https://
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Being Mentioned With Geoffrey Hinton in AI
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I always love the opportunity to be mentioned with @geoffreyhinton in the same sentence
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AI Development Progress Shows Promising Results
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we're stoked about how this AI is coming along 🙂
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Oded Goldreich on computational complexity and theoretical foundations
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Flawed Award Systems in Academic Research Evaluation
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The above was stated for awards to people, but also holds for awards to papers. But even worse, since these decisions are often rushed under time constraints, and may not be with sufficient expertise (which is why I also don't like "top p% awards" like spotlights/orals). 8/8
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Awards in Academia: Inefficiency and Opportunity Costs
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There's more harms, like the amount of time wasted on nominating and evaluating that could be spent on more valuable things. Oded Goldreich states his oppositions to awards much more eloquently than I can. Screenshot of my favourite passage. https://
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Mental health crisis in competitive academia and research
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One understated factor is mental health. Academics are incredibly competitive. I've seen multiple people torn apart for years after, when they didn't get an award but others (comparable or less qualified) did. Silly? Yes. Real? Also yes. A broader problem in academia. 6/n
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Always Read Paper Appendices for Key Insights
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if a paper has appendices you should always read them. always 90% of the time, the interesting pieces you’re looking for are there