January 7, 2025 at 3:58 AM
Some more interesting discussions about the ethics of AI in science at the #GYSS2025
I wish they brought someone with a background in philosophy for this though
I wish they brought someone with a background in philosophy for this though
January 10, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Some more interesting discussions about the ethics of AI in science at the #GYSS2025
I wish they brought someone with a background in philosophy for this though
I wish they brought someone with a background in philosophy for this though
I had the very exciting (& a tiny bit scary) occasion to lead a conversation with 4 #Physics Nobel Laureates about wellbeing and sustainability at the #GYSS2025 last month. Personal takeaway: doing good science is about constantly learning new things and having fun in the process!
January 20, 2025 at 5:28 AM
What a great way to start the last day of the #GYSS2025
Prof Leslie Valiant gave a great talk dissecting the main characteristics of Educability and their consequences within the rise of ML algorithms.
Nice to see a more philosophical talk every now and then to keep things interesting
Prof Leslie Valiant gave a great talk dissecting the main characteristics of Educability and their consequences within the rise of ML algorithms.
Nice to see a more philosophical talk every now and then to keep things interesting
January 10, 2025 at 1:38 AM
What a great way to start the last day of the #GYSS2025
Prof Leslie Valiant gave a great talk dissecting the main characteristics of Educability and their consequences within the rise of ML algorithms.
Nice to see a more philosophical talk every now and then to keep things interesting
Prof Leslie Valiant gave a great talk dissecting the main characteristics of Educability and their consequences within the rise of ML algorithms.
Nice to see a more philosophical talk every now and then to keep things interesting
Leaving #Singapore, after #GYSS2025 meeting with Nobel Laureates, I'm overwhelmed. The academia, science & general vibe of Singapore makes you feel the progress, and listening to the decision makers there is inspiring. >10 Israeli participants (out of 349) and 3 out of 18 lecturers makes us proud.
January 12, 2025 at 6:41 AM
Leaving #Singapore, after #GYSS2025 meeting with Nobel Laureates, I'm overwhelmed. The academia, science & general vibe of Singapore makes you feel the progress, and listening to the decision makers there is inspiring. >10 Israeli participants (out of 349) and 3 out of 18 lecturers makes us proud.