El Centro Avanzado de Enfermedades Crónicas (ACCDiS) ha sido aprobado por el Consejo Superior de Ciencias de FONDECYT basado en la recomendación proporcionada por Panel Evaluador
Internacional, para continuar la labor de investigación y formación de recursos humanos avanzados especializados en la prevención y tratamiento de enfermedades cardiovasculares y cáncer.
"Arte y cuerpo seropositivo en el Chile contemporáneo" es la muestra que entre el 19 de octubre y el 16 de noviembre estará abierta al público en el Museo de Química y Farmacia, exposición que espera vincular a la comunidad con las experiencias y perspectivas de quienes viven con el Virus de Inmunodeficiencia Humana (VIH) y con el Síndrome de Inmunodeficiencia Adquirida (Sida).
La iniciativa, que tiene como objetivo identificar y priorizar las respuestas para 16 grupos sociales identificados como vulnerables, reúne a representantes del sector privado, la sociedad civil, la academia y del gobierno para entregar propuestas de políticas públicas que puedan impactar directamente a estos grupos, y de esta forma avanzar en la erradicación de la pobreza.
Las invasiones biológicas son una de las principales amenazas a la biodiversidad, pero también son un problema económico y cultural.
Declaration: “…The 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners considers that any creation, development and use of artificial intelligence systems shall fully respect human rights, particularly the rights to the protection of personal data and to privacy, as well as human dignity, non-discrimination and fundamental values, and shall provide solutions to allow individuals to maintain control and understanding of artificial intelligence systems.
O futuro da China no governo de Xi Jinping10h00O Evento: O Núcleo de Estudos Brasil-China da FGV Direito Rio e o Consulado Geral da China no Rio de Janeiro convidam para palestra do Prof. Xie Chuntao sobre "O futuro da China no governo de Xi Jinping". O evento tem por objetivo discutir os impactos das políticas governamentais chinesas sobre a economia e o aprofundamentao da reforma das instituições da China, bem como sobre a sua inserção no mundo e, em especial, na América Latina.
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Douglas Yeung at Scientific American: “The conversation about unconscious bias in artificial intelligence often focuses on algorithms that unintentionally cause disproportionate harm to entire swaths of society—those that wrongly predict black defendants will commit future crimes, for example, or facial-recognition technologies developed mainly by using photos of white men that do a poor job of identifying women and people with darker skin.
Builders, creators, inventors, and tinkerers – we can start to connect half the world. Meet us at Mozfest.
Around 3.5 billion people do not have Internet access, many of them living in remote locations. How can they share the benefits of this amazing resource?
Tackling the digital divide is not easy, but everyone can help. Community networks are a great way to get involved.
Paper by Carla Hamida and Amanda Landi: “Recently, Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg was on trial for the misuse of personal data. In 2013, the National Security Agency was exposed by Edward Snowden for invading the privacy of inhabitants of the United States by examining personal data. We see in the news examples, like the two just described, of government agencies and private companies being less than truthful about their use of our data.
Dan Kopf at Quartz: “The poetically named “random forest” is one of data science’s most-loved prediction algorithms. Developed primarily by statistician Leo Breiman in the 1990s, the random forest is cherished for its simplicity. Though it is not always the most accurate prediction method for a given problem, it holds a special place in machine learning because even those new to data science can implement and understand this powerful algorithm.
Honigbienen bilden Gesellschaften, in denen tausende von Bienen als eine Einheit funktionieren. Arbeiter in Bienen-Gesellschaften engagieren sich in verschiedenen Aufgaben, kooperieren und kommunizieren bei der Ausübung ihrer Arbeit, genau wie Menschen in menschlichen Gesellschaften. Durch ihre gemeinsame Anstrengung entstehen neue Verhaltenseigenschaften, die die Fähigkeiten einzelner Arbeiterbienen weit übersteigen. Sie verteidigen kollektiv ihre Kolonien und nutzen effizient Nahrungsquellen durch ausgeklügelte Kommunikationssysteme, wie z.B. ihre "Tanzsprache".
Blog by Federico Ast at Thomson Reuters: “Human communities of every era have had to solve the problem of social order. For this, they developed governance and legal systems. They did it with the technologies and systems of belief of their time….
Reposted from the , the programme features interview with our colleague and Platform Cooperativism co-originator Nathan Schneider, as well as political scientist and author Virginia Eubanks
Book by Ann Mei Chang: “As we know all too well, the pace of progress is falling far short of both the desperate needs in the world and the ambitions of the Sustainable Development Goals. Today, it’s hard to find anyone who disputes the need for innovation for global development.
Paper by Jane Lawrence Sumner, Emily M. Farris, and Mirya R. Holman: “The adage “All politics is local” in the United States is largely true. Of the United States’ 90,106 governments, 99.9% are local governments. Despite variations in institutional features, descriptive representation, and policy making power, political scientists have been slow to take advantage of these variations.
Jean-François Bonnefon, Iyad Rahwan et al in Nature: “With the rapid development of artificial intelligence have come concerns about how machines will make moral decisions, and the major challenge of quantifying societal expectations about the ethical principles that should guide machine behaviour. To address this challenge, we deployed the Moral Machine, an online experimental platform designed to explore the moral dilemmas faced by autonomous vehicles.
“Figshare’s annual report, The State of Open Data 2018, looks at global attitudes towards open data. It includes survey results of researchers and a collection of articles from industry experts, as well as a foreword from Ross Wilkinson, Director, Global Strategy at Australian Research Data Commons. The report is the third in the series and the survey results continue to show encouraging progress that open data is becoming more embedded in the research community.
“I don’t believe in borders, I don’t like flags, I have no boundaries.
My only homeland: friendship, love and justice for all.”
Dedicated to the memory of
Myra Landau (1926–2018)
This blog was written by James McKinney, Oscar Montiel and Ana Brandusescu
For the second time in history, the International Open Data Conference (IODC) opened a space for us to talk about #openwashing. The insights from IODC16 have been brilliantly summarised by Ana Brandusescu, also a host of this year’s session.