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The evolution and driving mechanism of land use classification ... - Nature.com

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Nature     Nov 24, 2023

Technological Stagnation Is a Choice

tech

Do we live in a world of “ever-increasing change” characterized by “disruptive innovation”? Is “technology moving faster than ever before”? Are these, in fact, “unprecedented times”? Contra the bromides of TED-talkers and Davos men, a growing chorus of contrarian scientists, scholars, and investors hold that the pace of innovation has slowed, not increased

American Affairs     Nov 20, 2023

😊 The Top 25 Women Leaders in Biotechnology of 2023 - The Healthcare Technology Report.

The Healthcare Technology Report is pleased to announce The Top 25 Women Leaders in Biotechnology of 2023. Despite ongoing challenges for biotech stocks, the industry is experiencing a notable surge in talented leaders. Among these leaders, women have played an increasingly pivotal role extending beyond the laboratory, influencing corporate strategies, and shaping global health initiatives while driving innovation that has tangible, real-world impacts. The women featured on this list stand as a driving force, ensuring diverse perspectives on scientific breakthroughs and groundbreaking therapies. Their achievements serve as inspiration, paving the way for future generations of women leaders in biotech to continue shaping the future of healthcare.

thehealthcaretechnologyreport.com     Nov 20, 2023

College of Charleston Presents a Framework for the Future - The College Today

When you’re more than 250 years old and still have the kind of bright energy, innovative spirit and optimistic drive that is felt across the College of Charleston campus, you know you’re doing something right. Indeed, the College has aged enviably well – and it wants to make sure it keeps on doing so long into the future.

today.cofc.edu     Nov 21, 2023

OpenAI's Boardroom Drama Could Mess Up Your Future - WIRED

tech

In June I had a conversation with chief scientist Ilya Sutskever at OpenAI’s headquarters, as I reported WIRED’s October cover story. Among the topics we discussed was the unusual structure of the company.OpenAI began as a nonprofit research lab whose mission was to develop artificial intelligence on par or beyond human level—termed artificial general intelligence or AGI—in a safe way. The company discovered a promising path in large language models that generate strikingly fluid text, but developing and implementing those models required huge amounts of computing infrastructure and mountains of cash. This led OpenAI to create a commercial entity to draw outside investors, and it netted a major partner: Microsoft.

Wired     Nov 22, 2023