Prof. Dr. Erik Byker from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC) discusses ‘hands-on’ research as a means of developing key competencies for future educators. Students from different countries research and compare how the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) are being implemented in their home nations. Tune in for unique perspectives on global education, sustainability efforts, and more.The Global-ready Research and Equitable Education in Teaching (GREET) Center opens space for these

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In this edition: A new bill in the Senate would hold AI companies liable for harms their products create; China tightens its export controls on rare earth metals; a definition of AGI. As a reminder, we’re hiring a writer for the newsletter. Listen to the AI Safety Newsletter for free on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Senate Bill Would Establish Liability for AI Harms Sens. Dick Durbin, (D-Ill) and Josh Hawley (R-Mo) introduced the AI LEAD Act, which would establish a federal cause of action for people

The provided text, an article by Greg Twemlow titled "The Age of Cognitive Continuity Begins (and the Era of Apps Ends)," introduces the concept of The Age of Cognitive Continuity™, arguing that artificial intelligence is becoming the new Operating System (OS) for human cognition. The author posits that this shift, accelerated by developments like OpenAI Dev Day 2025, marks the end of the "App-Swamp" era, where software interfaces acted as a barrier to human creativity and thought. Instead, the

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit reflectorsreflections.substack.comSeason 2. Episode 40. In today’s video:* start to 6:49: A contemplation on the understanding of patterns.* 6:49 to end: The Neutrino Weather 5 - 11 OctoberSee Human Design and Therapy series here:A reflection on Neptune in a Gate that talks about spontaneous and uncontrived action being the expression of the innocence of our hearts!In this week’s reflection, Dirk explores the elusive yet powerful

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Current AI models are strange. They can speak—often coherently, sometimes even eloquently—which is wild. They can predict the structure of proteins, beat the best humans at many games, recall more facts in most domains than human experts; yet they also struggle to perform simple tasks, like using computer cursors, maintaining basic logical consistency, or explaining what they know without wholesale fabrication. Perhaps someday we will discover a deep science of intelligence, and this will teach us

tl;dr: We fine-tune or few-shot LLMs to use reasoning encoded with simple ciphers (e.g. base64, rot13, putting a dot between each letter) to solve math problems. We find that these models only get an uplift from the reasoning (over directly answering) for very simple ciphers, and get no uplift for intermediate-difficulty ciphers that they can translate to English. This is some update against LLMs easily learning to reason using encodings that are very uncommon in pretraining, though these

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Why You Should Listen This essay is for anyone who feels the quiet sickness of our age—the flattening of thought, the worship of ignorance, the fear of knowing too much. Through the lens of Odin’s sacrifice, it asks what we are willing to lose to regain our moral and intellectual sight. It is a myth reborn as warning, a mirror for modern cowardice, and a call to those still brave enough to see the truth and bear the wound. Send us a text Support the show

Leaders, one of (many) reasons we don't learn from history typically revolves around pride and our desire to deliver a reckoning. ---Opening and closing themes composed by Brian Sanyshyn of Brian Sanyshyn Music.---Pick up your copy of 12 Rules for Leaders: The Foundation of Intentional Leadership NOW on AMAZON!Check out the 2022 Leadership Lessons From the Great Books podcast reading list!---★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ Subscribe to the Leadership Lessons From The Great Books

Why You Should Listen Because the empire we live under doesn’t wear armor—it wears packaging. Because every phone, tank of gas, and bite of food carries the fingerprints of conquest. Because understanding the empire of extraction isn’t about guilt—it’s about awakening. This isn’t a sermon about despair. It’s a map of memory. It reveals how empire hides in plain sight and how the light of renewal—humility, reciprocity, belonging—can begin wherever we stand. To resist empire is to b...

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Lege einen faulen Apfel in einen Korb mit guten Äpfel, und nach kurzer Zeit sind alle Äpfel faul. Umgekehrt funktioniert es nicht: Lege einen guten Apfel in einen Korb mit faulen, und nach noch so langer Zeit werden die Äpfel nicht gut. Krankheit ist ansteckend, Gesundheit nicht.Als Jesus den Aussätzigen berührt, dreht er dieses Gesetz um: Er wird nicht krank, sondern der Aussätzige wird gesund. Jesus durchbricht das Gesetz dieser Welt und offenbart seine Herrlichkeit. Bild: Pixabay

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https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "The Daily Philosophy Chronicles" brings you a narrative journey through the history of thought, exploring philosophical developments and their implications on modern life. Each episode unpacks a different philosophical era or idea, connecting the past with the present in an insightful and engaging way.

The People’s Temple in Jonestown, Heaven’s Gate, The Order of the Solar Temple. All cults that ended in tragic mass suicides. How could such lofty aspirations end so badly?For today’s self-contained installment of The Roots of Conspirituality series, Julian explores the shadow side of the anxiety-relieving religious notion that death is just a doorway into a better place. How do charismatic prophets indoctrinate believers into ending their lives, and often the lives of their children, in the name

The endless war between Iran and Turan brings drought and despair until both sides realize that nature itself has turned against them. King Zav restores peace and life returns to the earth. But when Zav dies, Pashang urges Afrasiab to attack again, and a young hero named Rostam finds his destined horse, Rakhsh. The age of heroes begins to stir beneath calm skies. Send us a text Support the show