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_frank-pasquale-and-evan-selinger-new-laws-of-robotics-defending-human-expertise-in-the-age-of-ai.webp "Augmentation or Replacement is the great long-term question about Artificial Intelligence. How far should AI be entrusted to assume tasks once performed by humans? What is gained and lost when it does? What is the optimal mix of robotic and human interaction?nnIn his new book, New Laws of Robotics: Defending Human Expertise in the Age of AI (Harvard), Frank Pasquale makes the case that policymakers must not allow corporations or engineers to answer these questions alone. The kind of automation w")
⏲ 54 min 51 sec ✓ 01-Apr-2021
_strategy-session-3-empowering-through-customization.webp "Technology has transformed nearly every aspect of our day-to-day life - work, communication, commerce and entertainment - except education. That’s about to change. The seeds of the coming digital revolution are taking root in states across the nation. Digital learning - whether online or in a classroom - is yielding rising student achievement and, at the same time, addressing a myriad of modern-day challenges like class-size mandates and teacher shortages. Learn the essentials of digital learn")
_dupont-summit-2011-session-6-92.webp "The Policy Studies Organization's Dupont Summit on science, technology and environmental policy.nnSession 6:nnChair: Arnauld Nicogossian, MDnEditor, World Medical and Health Policy Journal, and School of Public Policy, George Mason UniversitynnWaleed AbdalatinNASA Chief Scientist, nNASA Space Sciences PolicynnMark L. UhrannNASA Director, International Space StationnDivision, nThe International Space Station: A New U.S. National Laboratory")
_trusted-information-and-fake-news-from-vaccines-to-healthy-nutrition-from-hpt-and-the-fpm.webp "Conference SeriesnThe Health Policy and Technology journal at 10.nSession 1. 27 July 2021. 4pm UK timenTrusted Information and Fake News: from Vaccines to Healthy NutritionnnWithin many countries the COVID-19 pandemic is entering a 3rd wave and vaccine confidence is a live issue. According to an August 2018 edition of the Economist, “Italy, France and Serbia … have lower child-vaccinations rates than Burundi, Rwanda and Senegal.” On a background of differences in regulatory approaches to C")
⏲ 53 min 34 sec ✓ 30-Jul-2021
_isi-regional-webinar-series-1-issues-in-australasia.webp "13 December 2022 - What are the important issues facing Australasia relating to Statistics and Data Science? Hear from the below panelists and domain experts. nn*nnAbout this eventnnLouise RyannShort bio: Louise is well known for her methodological contributions to statistical methods for cancer and environmental health research. She has co-authored well over 300 peer-reviewed journal articles and has been recognized with several prestigious awards including membership of the Australian Academy")
_responding-to-climate-change-biofuels-energy-security-and-management-options.webp "Author info: Professor Jerry Schnooris the Allen S. Henry Chair in Engineering and the Co-Director of the Center for Global and Regional Environmental Research at the University of Iowa. Jerry is a member of the National Academy of Engineering (elected in 1999) for his research using mathematical models in science policy decisions. He chaired the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s ORD Board of Scientific Counselors, 2000-2004, and is a member of EPA’s Science Advisory Board and the Nat")
⏲ 48 min 6 sec ✓ 20-Aug-2010
_regnet-2022-conversations-regulatory-futures-panel-01-disruptions.webp "Disruptive processes such as climate change highlight the need to change old ways of doing things. Climate change, for example, has created urgency for a transition away from fossil fuelled electricity. But what will these transformations and transitions look like, who will be driving them, and how will they change people’s lives? In this panel, RegNet experts explore the positives and negatives of changes in response to disruptive processes across areas ranging from health, to energy, to migr")
_state-of-washington-impacts-of-coronavirus-on-the-economic-development.webp "While public health, public policy, and businesses are working to respond to the impact of this novel coronavirus, so too must the profession of economic development. There are specific impacts and responses that economic developers can take to adapt to this challenging environment for the businesses and workers our profession supports.nnDownload the white paper at www.SizeUp.com. nnTopics include:n*What your EDO must do immediatelyn* Site selection without visitsn* Local business in crisisn* Pr")
⏲ 46 min 76 sec ✓ 06-Apr-2020
_nc-jolt-fall-2017-symposium-refining-privacy-to-improve-health-outcomes-keynote.webp "The North Carolina Journal of Law and Technology (“JOLT”) 2017 Symposium, in conjunction with the Triangle Privacy Research Hub, will bring together leading experts in the field of privacy, health, and data to discuss how new technologies and data sources can improve health outcomes, while protecting individual privacy. The goal of the event is to propose specific law, policy and practice changes to promote the more effective use of data for health.nKeynote delivered by David Hoffman:nAssoci")
⏲ 23 min 55 sec ✓ 07-Nov-2017
_the-virtual-ecology-field-course-pivot.webp "We gave this talk at the August 2021 Virtual Conference and AGM of the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution in the Science Pedagogy Session.nnnThis is the original abstract for Bazely and colleagues:nIn the last decade, renewed calls for policies on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in Canada have brought increased attention to who participates in ecology. The COVID-19 pandemic further highlighted inequities in access to educat")
_non-scientific-threats-to-public-health-policies-nutrition-and-reducing-dietary-sodium.webp "Conference Series nThe Health Policy and Technology journal at 10. nSession 1. 27 July 2021. nTrusted Information and Fake News: from Vaccines to Healthy Nutrition nnMore at thefpm.org.uknnProfessor Franco Cappuccio discusses failures to protect policies on healthy nutrition, and in particular reducing dietary sodium, from non-scientific threats. He proposes actions needed to support evidence-based public policies on dietary sodium and the significant efforts that need to be made to ensure the i")
⏲ 17 min 17 sec ✓ 31-Jul-2021
_metareasoning-for-autonomous-systems-improving-path-planning-and-multiagent-collaboration.webp "From the 2023-2024 CCOM/JHC-UNH OE Ocean Seminar Series—Jeffrey Herrmann, the St. Abbo of Fleury Chair and a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Catholic University of America—presents,")
⏲ 31 min 91 sec ✓ 03-Oct-2023
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