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Anyone can build apps with AI. But who owns them?
Presented by Retool Forty-four percent of senior tech and security leaders don’t have a clear default for who’s accountable when an AI-generated tool causes a production incident. Most couldn’t say whether they’d even had one in the past year because the monitoring isn’t there to tell them. Leaders who focus on what happens after tools ship make the productivity gains AI promises without the tool sprawl that quietly eats them. Governance makes that possible.
Las entradas en ETFs bajan, pero el tercer trimestre del año marca un récord
Añadir Estrategias de Inversión en Google Aunque en septiembre se observó una moderación respecto al mes anterior, el fuerte ritmo de entradas en julio y agosto impulsó los flujos del tercer trimestre a un máximo histórico. La confianza de los inversores se mantuvo estable en un entorno de resiliencia económica global y sólidos resultados empresariales, a pesar de los elevados tipos de interés y las persistentes tensiones geopolíticas.
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TRIBUNA de David Hsu, Head of Index Equity and ETF Product Specialism, Vanguard Europe. Comentario patrocinado por Vanguard. Este es un artículo exclusivo para los usuarios registrados de FundsPeople. Si ya estás registrado, accede desde el botón Login. Si aún no tienes cuenta, te invitamos a registrarte y disfrutar de todo el universo que ofrece FundsPeople.
Your vibe-coded apps are a ticking time bomb for your business. Here’s how to secure them.
Presented by Retool Vibe coding puts working software in the hands of anyone who can write a prompt. It doesn’t secure any of it. Teams are shipping tools in an afternoon — finance analysts, sales ops managers, support agents — and almost none of it is secured the way software running inside a company is supposed to be.
Los flujos de los ETFs no se van de vacaciones
Añadir Estrategias de Inversión en Google Los flujos de los ETFs no han dado señales de ralentización durante las vacaciones de verano. En julio, los flujos alcanzaron un nuevo máximo mensual, y en agosto se registró el segundo volumen mensual más alto de la historia. La renta variable global ganó impulso en agosto, favorecida por los sólidos resultados empresariales y por la fortaleza de los datos económicos, que reforzaron la confianza de los inversores.
Otra fuerte racha de flujos para los ETFs de renta variable y renta fija
Añadir Estrategias de Inversión en Google Las entradas netas de los ETFs domiciliados en Europa siguieron aumentando en julio, respaldadas por la solidez de los resultados empresariales, la mejora de la confianza de los inversores y unas perspectivas económicas favorables. Los ETFs de renta variable captaron 43.700 millones de USD en entradas netas en julio.
Los ETFs registran flujos trimestrales récord Original
Añadir Estrategias de Inversión en Google Resumen mensual: junio pone el broche a un trimestre récord Los flujos registrados por los ETFs domiciliados en Europa se mantuvieron considerablemente estables a lo largo del segundo trimestre del año, con un total de 42.200 millones de USD en abril, 44.300 millones en mayo y 46.100 millones en junio.
Los ETF captan más entradas en mayo a medida que sube la demanda Original
Añadir Estrategias de Inversión en Google Las entradas netas de los ETFs domiciliados en Europa repuntaron en mayo, hasta alcanzar los 44.300 millones de USD, 2.100 millones más que el mes anterior. Los mercados mantuvieron una tendencia positiva durante el mes, ya que las tensiones geopolíticas dieron señales de remitir, lo que provocó una bajada de los precios del petróleo, un descenso de los rendimientos de la renta fija y un comportamiento sólido en los principales mercados bursátiles.
Los flujos de los ETF recuperan el impulso en abril Original
Resumen mensual: se recupera el impulso gracias al aumento de las entradas en los ETF de renta variable básica Si bien el primer trimestre de 2026 supuso el mayor volumen trimestral de flujos registrado hasta la fecha para los ETF domiciliados en Europa, las entradas de marzo fueron notablemente moderadas, alcanzando su nivel más bajo en los últimos dos años.
America's true innovation advantage: we don't just invent technologies — we reinvent how innovation works Original
From Bell’s telephone to venture capital to AI startups, the U.S. has never won by inventing the best technology. It has won by building the best institutions to commercialize it — and it must do so again. When Alexander Graham Bell demonstrated the telephone at America’s Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876, the invention amazed the crowd.
Ascites protects against ferroptosis and enables the peritoneal growth of ovarian cancer
Abstract The peritoneum is a frequent site of metastasis in ovarian cancer (OVCA), often accompanied by the accumulation of ascites in the peritoneal cavity. Despite its prevalence, ascites and its role in the peritoneal growth of OVCA remain poorly understood. OVCA cells are vulnerable to ferroptosis, a type of cell death caused by lipid hydroperoxides, raising the question of how these ferroptosis-sensitive cells survive during metastasis.
AI lowered the cost of building software. Enterprise governance hasn’t caught up
Presented by Retool The logic used to be: buying software is cheaper, faster, and safer for most use cases. Building was reserved for companies with large engineering teams, deep pockets, and problems so specific that no vendor could address them. But now, the cost to code a piece of software has dropped to zero. Anyone can build their own software now, but enterprise and governance models have yet to catch up. Retool’s 2026 Build vs.
Los ETFs siguen captando flujos en un contexto de mercados inestables Original
Tras meses consecutivos de flujos récord, los inversores tuvieron que tomarse un respiro en marzo para asimilar la volatilidad de los mercados. Las entradas netas mensuales resultantes, de 12.800 millones de USD, fueron las más bajas que hemos visto desde marzo de 2024. No obstante, los 124.900 millones de USD de entradas netas registradas en el primer trimestre de 2026 siguen marcando un nuevo récord trimestral, superando el máximo anterior (tercer trimestre de 2025) en 20.100 millones de USD.
Framework for cancer evolution profiling and interception in colorectal cancer: ASCEND-CRC program
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Los flujos de los ETF se mantienen positivos en un noviembre turbulento Original
Aunque los mercados mundiales de renta variable y renta fija lograron obtener rendimientos positivos en noviembre, el mes estuvo marcado por la incertidumbre y la agitación de los mercados. El fin del cierre de la Administración estadounidense y una sólida temporada de beneficios empresariales proporcionaron algunas noticias positivas, aunque la preocupación por las elevadas valoraciones de la renta variable y las expectativas de crecimiento empañaron los ánimos de los inversores.
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Los ETF de renta fija registran las mayores entradas netas mensuales de 2025 Original
Las entradas en los ETFs de renta fija casi se triplicaron de un mes a otro, ya que los inversores se decantaron por la zona del euro y las empresas, mientras que los ETFs de renta variable también registraron fuertes entradas. Los ETFs domiciliados en Europa atrajeron en octubre una cifra récord de 45.600 millones de dólares en activos, en un contexto de flujos más equilibrados entre ETFs de renta variable y renta fija.
Newday Appoints Industry Visionary Betsy Moszeter as President & CEO of Newday Impact Investing
Newday Appoints Industry Visionary Betsy Moszeter as President & CEO of Newday Impact Investing Betsy Moszeter, CEO and President Betsy Moszeter joins Newday Impact as CEO to lead asset management growth and launch Causeway, a groundbreaking platform for values-aligned investing.
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Functional hemispherectomy for seizure control in encephalocraniocutaneous lipomatosis: illustrative case
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IntentionNet: Map-Lite Visual Navigation at the Kilometre Scale
arXiv:2407.03122 (cs) View PDF HTML (experimental) Subjects: Robotics (cs.RO) Cite as: arXiv:2407.03122 [cs.RO] (or arXiv:2407.03122v1 [cs.RO] for this version) Submission history From: Joel Loo [ view email] [v1] Wed, 3 Jul 2024 14:06:14 UTC (45,880 KB) Bibliographic Tools Bibliographic Explorer Toggle Bibliographic Explorer () Litmaps Toggle Litmaps (What is Litmaps?) scite.ai Toggle scite Smart Citations (What are Smart Citations?) Code, Data, Media Links to Code Toggle CatalyzeX Code...
EPViz: A flexible and lightweight visualizer to facilitate predictive modeling for multi-channel EEG
PLOS ONE, Feb 2023 This is a preview of a remote PDF: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/file?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0282268&type=printable Danielle Currey, Jeff Craley, David Hsu, Raheel Ahmed, Archana Venkataraman. , PLOS ONE, 2023, Volume 18, Issue 2, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0282268
5 Key Takeaways | European Unified Patent Court and Unitary Patent
Kilpatrick Townsend counsel David Hsu recently presented “European Unified Patent Court and Unitary Patent” at the firm’s annual three-day “Ski-LE” in Colorado. Five key takeaways on the “European Unified Patent Court and Unitary Patent” include: Overview: Europe is scheduled to implement its Unified Patent Court (UPC) and Unitary Patent (UP) on June 1, 2023.
EPViz: A flexible and lightweight visualizer to facilitate predictive modeling for multi-channel EEG
Experimental results. Fig 6 reports the seizure detection results. The box plots are constructed by first averaging the performance metrics across all seizures for a given patient and then plotting the distribution of these averages across patients. Note that the CNN-BLSTM and CNN-MLP have the best median performance at the window level, which suggests that the convolutional encoder is key to learning discriminative representations from the data.
Unified We Stand? The Dawn of the European Unified Patent Court and Unitary Patent
Europe is scheduled to implement its Unified Patent Court (UPC) and Unitary Patent (UP) on June 1, 2023. The Unified Patent Court is a new, multinational court system that will have sole jurisdiction over patent infringement and enforceability of Unitary Patents and may have jurisdiction over existing European patents that have been validated in participating countries. The countries participating in the UPC include France, Germany, the Netherlands, and 14 other countries.
Utilization of Instagram by ophthalmology residency programs
Introduction Social media has imbedded itself in medicine as a formidable means of worldwide communication.
Retool’s Series C2 fundraise
David Hsu We’re excited to share that we’ve raised $45M at a $3.2B valuation. Our Series C2 is a continuation of our unconventional approach to fundraising—instead of raising the maximum amount at the highest valuation, we raise small rounds at lower valuations, which minimizes dilution and preserves upside for employees. Our fundraising strategy is optimized for our team, not for vanity metrics.
What Happens When Parents are Under the Weather by The Medical Dads Podcast
Man Colds - What Happens When Parents are Under the Weather Man Colds - What Happens When Parents are Under the Weather This week, Stu and Dave take a break from talking about children and turn their attention to parental health, and more specifically, the phenomenon of the "man cold." Ever found yourself lying face down in bed with a fever or rushing back and forth to the toilet while your kids are busy terrorizing the house in your absence? Then this episode's for you!
The Medical Dads survived the great spring thunderstorm of 2022 and live to tell the tale!
Happy Mother's Day to Our Moms by The Medical Dads Podcast
For Mother's Day, Stu and Dave sit down to share some stories about the long winding road their moms took to get where they are today. Happy Mother's Day to everyone out there!
What You Need To Know Before You Go to the ER by The Medical Dads Podcast
By What You Need To Know Before You Go to the ER by The Medical Dads Podcast Stu and Dave give a primer on what parents should know about emergency rooms. When is a good time to go the ER? Should they bring food with them? What exactly constitutes an emergency? If you've ever been confused by all the various health care options out there, from family medicine clinics to walk in clinics to the ER, this episode is for you!
Unaccredited, Unlicensed and Unprofessional
On this week's episode, Stu and Dave discuss the trials and travails of schooling their children at home. For any parent who's been trying in vain to teach their children something while working from home, this episode is sure to ring true.
There is No User's Manual For This
In this week's episode, Stu and Dave wax nostalgia about when their oldest children were born and discuss what a man's role really is when it comes to breastfeeding and being in the delivery room. They also make time to share some medical tips about feeding little babies.
Working From Home in a Covid Winter by The Medical Dads Podcast
As Covid starts to surge around the country and their respective cities enter the harshest lockdown yet, Stu and Dave talk about the good and the bad of once again working from home.
Sit Still and Pay Attention to this Episode! by The Medical Dads Podcast
Stu and Dave talk about ADHD, also known as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Is it under diagnosed or over diagnosed? What are the treatment options? What do parents need to know about this condition?
Then and Now Part 2 by The Medical Dads Podcast
Stu and Dave continue their conversation about how parenting has changed from their parents time to now. This time, they focus on the role of the dad in the modern family, and reminisce about their own dads managed to parent back in the day.
the Third Wave Washes Over Us All by The Medical Dads Podcast
Stu and Dave discuss the third wave of COVID. They talk about watching Star Wars with young children, the worsening COVID situation in Ontario and how the province moved from a lock down to a shutdown and closed playgrounds and tennis courts. Then they offer a new campaign slogan for what will fix our society once and for all.
Exercise in Winter by The Medical Dads Podcast
The Medical Dads attempt to figure out what options are there for exercise for both themselves and for their children during a frigid cold Covid winter.
That Virus... Again by The Medical Dads Podcast
On this week's episode, Stu and I sit down and break down what's going on as the Coronavirus rolls on towards the summer. We discuss our plans for the coming months and what might happen in the fall to our children, depending on whether schools open or not. Then, we talk a little about how our work has been affected by the dawn of virtual doctor visits and Dave gives an update on how he's coping with grocery shopping now.
Back to the Kitchen! by The Medical Dads Podcast
This week, for the season finale, the Medical Dads head back to the kitchen, to report on what recipes have been working for them these last few months in the kitchen. They also discuss what is going on with COVID as the summer holidays beckon. Are we turning the corner at last with the vaccines on board? What does parenting this year look like with virtual summer camps?
Paying a Village To Raise a Child
In this day and age, it's impossible to raise a family without hired help, so the Medical Dads sound off on the subject of paid help and share some life lessons gleaned from years of dealing with all sorts of helpers, all the way from nannies to electricians to gardeners.
Bringing a Gun to a Knife Fight by The Medical Dads Podcast
Stu and Dave break down what is going on with Covid and the controversies surrounding the vaccination process and what to do if you happened to get an Astra Zeneca vaccine in the first go around. Then, at last, Stu and Dave get to break down their own special day of the year: Father's Day, by sharing some stories about their own fathers
Infant nutrition in the 1st year of life by The Medical Dads Podcast
Stu and Dave sit down to share some advice about transitioning children from breast milk/formula over to solid foods. They talk about when is a good time to start solids, what sequence of foods to use, and share some advice around common pitfalls around solid food transition, including constipation and allergies.
Talking About Death and Dying by The Medical Dads Podcast
The Medical Dads share some thoughts about discussing death and dying with children. What are some good ways to talk about death? What are some pitfalls to avoid?
Back to School? by The Medical Dads Podcast
This week, as the Omicron variant rages around Ontario, Stu and and Dave break down how parents should weigh the various factors as they consider whether to send their children back to school or not.
Pick a School, Any School by The Medical Dads Podcast
Stu and Dave discuss the thought processes and antics that parents go through in the quest to optimize their children's education. Split grades? Parent/Teacher Ratios? Public vs Private? They've got something to say about it all!
Paying a Village to Raise a Child
In this day and age, it's impossible to raise a family without hired help, so the Medical Dads sound off on the subject of paid help and share some life lessons gleaned from years of dealing with all sorts of helpers, all the way from nannies to electricians to gardeners.
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