Host Ankit Nanda, FSA, MAAA, FCA, speaks with Paul Skrtich, ASA, MAAA, ACIA, Senior Vice President, Accident and Health at OdysseyRe, about how health insurance looks from the reinsurer's seat, where the tail of the claims distribution drives the economics. The conversation covers lasers on known high-cost claimants, emerging cost drivers from skin substitutes to GLP-1s and cell and gene therapies, and how ACOs and provider-payer alignment of interests reshape the risk reaching the excess

Text us your thoughts!In this quick follow-up to last week’s episode, we invited our guests to model a short, fun classroom debate. In just a few minutes, you can hear a sample debate that captures the spirit of productive mathematical argumentation—thoughtful, curious, and includes reasoning. Tune in for a rapid-fire glimpse of what these debates can look like in action as we ask the question: What Is the Most Fun Mathematical Operation to Teach?You can find Christina Lincoln-Moore on social media:

arXiv math.CAの新着論文15本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-ca/episodes/2026-09-30/Subadditive bijections on the positive realsA note on Rainwater's TheoremPositive Cubature Compression and Optimal Hyperinterpolation Stability on a Conic SurfaceAssouad and Lower Dimensions of Graphs of Weierstrass-Type Functions with Rapidly Growing FrequenciesCompactness and Essential Norms of Weighted Bilinear Hardy Operators on General IntervalsFlag multiresolutions: T1, paraproducts and

arXiv math.GRの新着論文17本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-gr/episodes/2026-09-30/Small Kazhdan constants for small generating sets of linear groupsThe classification of endpoint-transitive graphs with geodesic conditionRedundant generation in $\operatorname{PSL}_2\left(\mathbb{Q}_p\right)$Additive subgroups of Q: logarithmic description and intersection configurationsEvery countable group embeds in a group of type $\mathrm{FP}_n$Local conjugacy in prosolvable groupsSpectral

Join Data Talks Why do Chinese households start saving at just $8 a day, when in the US that threshold is closer to $60? And what would it take for China's 1.4 billion people to spend more? In this episode of Data Talks, we're joined by Dr. Bert Hofman, a leading expert on East Asia who spent decades at the World Bank and lived and worked in China, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Singapore. Bert first arrived in Beijing in 1992, when China's income was around $1,000 per person and the city st...

arXiv math.NTの新着論文29本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-nt/episodes/2026-10-01/A Romanoff-type theorem for a multiset of products of powersStrong Artin Conjecture for Generalized Octahedral Representations in $\mathrm{GL}_3$Large gaps between Romanoff numbersEuclidean Triangles Associated with Diophantine $D(4)$-triplesZeta elements for $p$-ordinary modular forms over imaginary quadratic fields and applicationsMonogenity of the irreducible factors of $(k,t)$-Fibonacci and

arXiv math.RAの新着論文12本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-ra/episodes/2026-10-01/Algebraic derivations and radicals of automorphism groups of algebrasTensor factorization of local algebrasQuotient Morita Theory with ApplicationsPerspectivity and the perspective-Schr\"oder-Bernstein PropertyA Koteljanskii inequality for permanentsHigher Cotorsion Pairs on Image-Nilpotent \(\eta\)-ExtensionsTilting mutation of gentle algebras and its combinatorial descriptionTensor Product Does

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arXiv math.AGの新着論文33本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-ag/episodes/2026-10-01/Complex structures on $S^6$Zero velocity Lagrangians in the Hitchin systemIntrinsic mirror symmetry for orbifold cubic surfaces and the $A_1$ spherical DAHAFinite automorphism groups of hypersurfaces via Bott vanishingThe Bias Conjecture for One-Parameter, Non-Isotrivial Elliptic Curve FamiliesSupersingular Tate conjecture for irreducible symplectic varieties of known types: IDivisors and harmonic

Boilerplate code is one of the most persistent drains on a development team's time and focus — and C# source generators are one of the most underused tools for eliminating it. This episode of DEV.co explores how Roslyn-powered source generators intercept the compilation process, inspect your code's structure, and emit strongly typed C# files that slot seamlessly into your project — with no reflection, no runtime overhead, and no manual steps required.The discussion is based on the DEV.co

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Can a small AI become a capable coding partner with the right practice? We explore FrogNano, Microsoft Research’s four-billion-parameter coding agent, and the ideas behind its training. Discover how TaskPilot creates challenges at the edge of the model’s abilities, why the lightweight Leaf interface keeps its tools simple, and what this approach could mean for more accessible AI-assisted software development. Note: This podcast was AI-generated, and sometimes AI can make mistakes. ...

Anthropic's newest model finishes coding tasks for up to thirty percent less, at the same price per token. OpenAI's most advanced model attacked its own test environment in nearly a third of trial runs, without being asked. Same independence, pointed two different ways. We go through Anthropic's leaked IPO filing and its forty-two billion dollar loss, AMD's eight billion dollar deal for Fei-Fei Li's startup, and Starship's first trip to orbit. Get full access to The AI Practitioner at

David and Kate make the case for funding IDEMS as it takes its technology and innovation to the next stage. They explain why building a different digital future requires alternatives to conventional models of technology and investment, and invite people to help fund an approach that puts social impact, distributed ownership and long-term mission at its heart.

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Positive and negative reinforcement sound like opposites, but both are designed to do exactly the same thing: increase a behavior. In this episode of Praxis Exam in the Car, we use classroom examples to separate reinforcement from punishment and show you how Praxis questions can disguise the distinction. By the end, you’ll have a simple method for identifying all four consequences without getting trapped by the words positive and negative.

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Scientists have officially identified a new wild cat species in Bolivia and a new snake species from New Guinea—and one of them is named after Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash. But these discoveries are about much more than a cute cat and a rock-star snake. In this episode of How Did We Get Here? Science News Tuesday, we look at how scientists identify new species, why some animals can remain hidden in plain sight for centuries, and how modern genetics and genomics are changing our understanding of

Hvordan bliver ny viden til undervisning? Det spørgsmål står lærere og lærerstuderende ofte med, når de møder ny forskning, nye faglige dagsordener eller nye emner, som skal ind i klasseværelset. Men ny viden kan sjældent flyttes direkte ind i undervisningen. Den skal vælges ud, omformes og gøres meningsfuld for eleverne. Og undervejs kan noget ske: Den nye viden kan ende som et kort oplæg i starten. Den kan blive presset ind i gamle aktiviteter. Eller den kan faktisk ændre det, eleverne skal...