Much of human progress has been based on our ability to build trust and cooperate, and this has rung true throughout the ages. But it’s hard to build trust when our communities are growing ever larger. POST WRITTEN BY Husayn … Continue reading Portable Identity: giving us control of our digital lives
When I first began my research for this article, I did an internet search and typed in, “How do you get a fake diploma?”, like many people would do. FakeDiplomaNow.com was one of the first sites that popped out. By … Continue reading An Answer to University Document Fraud
Internet of Trust is a loaded concept – I reckon. However, It did work well as the title of the #EAIE2019 session Building an Internet of Trust to streamline academic recognition ran together with Einar Meier (NOKUT)and Geir Vangen (UNIT). by Simone Ravaioli | LinkedIn … Continue reading The Internet of Trust
Higher education watchdog has a register of 243 institutions offering fake degrees This article is more than 6 months old, originally published in The Guardian Seventy-five bogus universities have been closed in the past four years, amid warnings that the … Continue reading Seventy-five bogus universities shut down in past four years
When high schools compete against each other in sports, often the winner is not the school with the best talent, it’s the one with the most financial resources to help develop and support its athletes. by Rob Book | The … Continue reading At these championship-winning schools, coaches sacrifice time and money for players to beat the odds
Brainlike clumps of cells don’t behave like cells taken from tissue By Laura Sanders | Sciencenews CHICAGO – Brain cells grown into clumps in flasks are totally stressed-out and confused. Cells in these clumps have ambiguous identities and make more stress … Continue reading Lab-grown organoids are more stressed-out than actual brain cells
El objeto estelar que se ubica en el cinturón de asteroide será analizado por los astrónomos para saber qué categoría le corresponde Por Otoniel Pavón | Tangible – El Universal Un reciente estudio publicado en la revista Nature Astronomy abre la posibilidad … Continue reading Hygiea: ¿Un nuevo planeta (enano) en el Sistema Solar?
En este artículo analizamos la educación según cuatro sociólogos de reconocido prestigio: Pierre Bourdieu, Zygmunt Bauman, Manuel Castells y Mariano Fernández Enguita. Además del excelente análisis del lingüista Noam chomsky sobre la entrada a la universidad del neoliberalismo. Se utilizan videos para expresar brevemente estas opiniones y que los … Continue reading LA EDUCACIÓN SEGÚN PIERRE BOURDIEU, ZYGMUNT BAUMAN, MANUEL CASTELLS, MARIANO FERNÁNDEZ Y NOAM CHOMSKY
Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner was set in the dystopian future of… November 2019. While AI’s potential remains mind-boggling, it highlights the machine-like ancestors we humans evolved from, says Melanie Mitchell Blade Runner focuses on the idea of replicants: bioengineered machines that are all but … Continue reading Are androids closer to dreaming of electric sheep?
No recent scientific enterprise has proved as alluring, terrifying, and filled with extravagant promise and frustrating setbacks as artificial intelligence. The award-winning author Melanie Mitchell, a leading computer scientist, now reveals its turbulent history and the recent surge of apparent … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence, A guide for thinking humans
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