Flummoxing AI (Rob Toews, Forbes)
Recognizing AI shortcomings as we accept its strengths.
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06, 2021
1
06, 2021
Peru’s fertile past (Erica Gies, BBC Future)
How pre-Incan science provides answers to modern problems.
18
05, 2021
The roots of SHAPE, the shape of STEM (OUPblog)
How Britain's new humanities initiative meshes with STEM.
15
05, 2021
Thinking critically about careers (David Zhou, RealClearEducation)
The ways the humanities develop critical, strategic thinking for careers.
5
05, 2021
Write it out
Learning about words, and life, from writing and copying long-hand.
1
05, 2021
Active humanities in health care (Humanities Institute, Penn State University)
How the pandemic summons the need for humanities in health care
20
04, 2021
The doctor is in the stars (Andrew Dansby, Houston Chronicle)
A poet and physician combines his passions in life and art.
18
04, 2021
Artificial awareness (Eric James Beyer, Interesting Engineering)
Can artificial intelligence replicate, or enhance, human consciousness?
7
04, 2021
History, health, and the business of philanthropy
A lecture on the ways history affects philanthropy's mission for global health.
2
04, 2021
Metaphors and myths for the Covid-Era (Maria Giulia Marini, Medicina Narrativa ISTUD)
How metaphors and myths shape our experiences with Covid-19.