Summary In this conversation, Maribel Lopez speaks with Ivana Bartoletti, the Global Privacy Chief Officer at Wipro, about the intersection of AI, privacy, and governance. They discuss the transformative impact of generative AI, the importance of embedding ethics in AI development, and the role of synthetic data in mitigating bias. Ivana also shares insights on the Audrey initiative aimed at promoting human rights in the digital age and highlights common mistakes in AI regulation. The conve...

Part 2 of 4In this episode, Cheri and Jonily discuss breaking down the essential concepts in mathematics that every student should master, the power of reference tasks, and strategies to individualize learning with less prep and stress for teachers. They also explore how functional skills intersect with math learning and how to make math accessible to all students without lowering rigor.We’ve separated this workshop into four parts. Look for all four

Some Labour politicians have been calling for a wealth tax, claiming a 2% tax could raise £24bn. Where are the numbers from and do they add up? A listener asked why housing in the UK is the oldest in Europe. We explain what’s going on. The Office for National Statistics has changed how it measures the value of pensions and knocked £2 trillion off its estimates of wealth. Not everyone thinks it was a good change. We find out why.And Lent is here, but how long is the Christian fasting period? We look

What does it take to achieve operational excellence in the demanding pressure measurement industry? Makayla Moore sits down with Terry Bullock, Director of Operations at Mensor, to reveal the leadership philosophies that drive Mensor's success. Terry shares his candid experience on managing teams, overcoming operational hurdles, and the exciting developments Mensor has in store for the future of pressure and temperature measurement. This episode is a must-listen for anyone...

In this compelling episode of "In the Interim," Dr. Mike Krams, a seasoned expert in clinical trials and drug development, joins us to discuss the art and slog of innovation in pharmaceutical companies. With over 30 years in the field, Dr. Krams shares insights on leveraging Bayesian statistics and innovative designs to transform development approaches. The conversation explores disruptive approaches to drug development, the importance of having champions for change, and the future of

В этом выпуске мы поговорили с Сергеем Дукановым — CTO dubformer.ai. У ребят одна из самых интересных задач в ML прямо сейчас, и в их пайплайнах встречается огромное разнообразие моделей, о которых вы точно слышали (скриншот архитектуры — в комментариях).О чем говорили:🔹 Что такое dubbing и какие у него вызовы?🔹 Перевод с зажатым носом — это баг или фича?🔹 С каким акцентом говорят модели?🔹 Diffusion, Normalizing Flow, GAN, VAE — берем все подряд.Слушайте, улыбайтесь и не забудьте подписаться на

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HBR IdeaCast / Episode 1002. Tried-and-True Networking Tips from Decades of Experience. A conversation with venture capitalist Heidi Roizen on making networking relational, not transactional.常識常常不是常識–回到常識與基本 控制隨機性： 時間、地點對了，才有更高的機率找到對的人、引發好的事件/事情 競爭人設：為什麼要幫你？–你不是唯一尋求協助的人。如果你的準備無法脫穎而出，你也一樣 ykt.082.推薦信的三個視角 歡迎指教! -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

Episode Overview: Maribel Lopez speaks with Tim Marklein, CEO of Big Valley Marketing, about how AI is changing marketing and communications. The conversation explores the practical applications, limitations, and future of AI in the marketing landscape. Guest: Tim Marklein - CEO of Big Valley Marketing, an award-winning consulting firm that helps technology companies grow and win in various markets including software infrastructure, AI, cybersecurity, digital health, and supply chain. Key ...

In this episode, Cheri and Jonily discuss breaking down the essential concepts in mathematics that every student should master, the power of reference tasks, and strategies to individualize learning with less prep and stress for teachers. They also explore how functional skills intersect with math learning and how to make math accessible to all students without lowering rigor.We’ve separated this workshop into four parts. Look for all four

Send us a text En elektrokemisk metode fra 90’erne kan gøre lokal, grøn ammoniakproduktion mulig – direkte på danske marker, hvor ammoniak bruges i stor stil til gødning. I MADE Podcast fortæller startuppen NitroVolt om udviklingen af metoden og en professor og aktører fra det danske landbrug sætter det nye bud på grøn ammoniak under lup. Samtidig bliver du klogere på, hvad ammoniak er for en størrelse, hvorfor det i dag er verdens mest CO2-forurendene kemikalie, og hvorfor vi uden kemikaliet...

More working age people are claiming disability benefits. What's driving the trend?Is it true that the UK imprisons more people for their social media posts than Russia does?One of the country’s most important data sources has been falling apart. We find out why.Tim Harford investigates some of the numbers in the news.Presenter: Tim HarfordReporter: Lizzy McNeill Producer: Nathan Gower Series producers: Charlotte McDonald and Tom Colls Production co-ordinator: Brenda Brown Sound mix: James

In this episode, we conclude our overview of the various schools of thought on probability.We begin by examining the logicist perspectives of Keynes, Jeffreys, and Jaynes before transitioning to Kolmogorov's axiomatic definition.We will briefly review the three basic axioms of probability and explain why the axiomatic approach is not a definition in the traditional sense, but rather a framework that transcends the objectivist–subjectivist debate.Are you ready to take the risk?Become a supporter of

In this episode of "In the Interim," Dr. Scott Berry discusses the vital topic of ordinal outcomes in clinical trials—a subject as controversial as politics and religion at the dinner table. Using historical examples like James Lind's 1747 scurvy trial and Austin Bradford Hill’s pioneering randomized trial, the episode explores the complexities and ongoing debates about analyzing ordinal endpoints. Berry challenges conventional analysis methods and advocates for more refined, explicit

In March 2020, the covid pandemic forced the UK into lockdown. Schools closed, universities went online and the economy shut down.It slowly became clear that young people were not falling victim to the virus in significant numbers - they made up a fraction of a percent of the overall death toll.But their lives were radically changed - most spending these formative ages stuck at home as the pandemic raged. Politicians and academics worried about the long term impact this would have on their chances

Hi! Eine schwierige Entscheidung: soll ich meine Apple Vision Pro behalten oder zurücksenden? Es ist schon ein besonderes Produkt und viele Dinge haben mich fasziniert. Aber es hat mich doch nicht richtig überzeugt. Ich habe die Brille nach zwei Wochen nun doch zurückgesendet. Wollt Ihr wissen warum? Hauptsächlich wegen des Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnisses. Ich habe mir viele Reviews über die Apple Vision Pro angesehen, sie zwei Wochen lang getestet und meinen eigenen Review erstellt. Es ...

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Send us a textMath is full of algorithms. These are generalized procedures or sets of rules to be followed in solving problems of a given type. From the standard algorithms for subtraction and long division in elementary school all the way to the distance formula and the quadratic formula in high school, algorithms are a part of the mathematics curriculum. However, some may ask: should we be teaching students these methods, or should we Dump the Algorithms?Pam Harris’s website:

In questo episodio trattiamo un concetto in sé semplice, ma che a molti appare esoterico: l'ergodicità.Ne diamo una definizione operativa di facile comprensione, senza inutili dettagli tecnici, e ne deriviamo l'uso pratico.Con diversi esempi, discutiamo il perché sia utile capire che la nostra vita non è (quasi mai) ergodica, nonostante molti modelli (in finanza e non) lo assumano.Guest start: il Sig. Pino.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast:

Send us a text In this episode of The Engineering Passion Express, we take you on a journey from working on projects that have utility, or known value, to the more abstract world of art. This story is told through the lens of Gustave Eiffel, French Engineer and bridge builder! You know his tower, but this story is an imaginative telling of how he went from someone focused on practical structures like railway bridges, to building icons, much of his inspiration stemming from a project h...