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How humans can lead as AI transforms work
Skills intelligence can help leaders see not just what skills exist, but how competencies evolve in response to technology Add BT as a preferred source To navigate AI-driven change in the workplace, Singapore must shift towards a skills-based economy that gives both employees and employers greater agility.
Vistan’s Three-Year Report Card: What’s left undone
On March 25, Edgardo Carlo Vistan II succeeded in his second bid for the UP Diliman Chancellorship. With his first term nearing its end, the university reflects on an administration marked by long-standing issues and increasing demands for more decisive action. Tinig ng Plaridel outlines the challenges that have defined his time in office so far, setting the stage for the scrutiny of his ongoing leadership and continuing administration.
Thoroughfare - Tinig ng Plaridel
The city hums like a restless heart, its pulse rapid and unyielding. By day, she roars through the symphony of engines, hurried footsteps and voices that rise and fall. By night, the chaos softens into a lullaby for those who dare to listen. Neon lights and empty streets become a refuge and solace becomes easy to find. It is in these quiet, stolen hours, hand in hand with you, that I discover tranquility in a place that never truly sleeps.
Skills are critical to Australia’s productivity - that’s why we need a common language for them Original
Skills are critical to Australia's productivity. And so is how we manage them. To help Australians develop the skills needed for a digital future, reduce barriers, and future-proof the nation's workforce, we need to consider how they are recognised, accredited, and transferred. The reality is that the workplace of the future – and even now – is vastly different to what it looked like just decades ago.
New Australian AI framework for government helps close the trust gap
GUEST OPINION: Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform government and public sector organisations by enabling streamlined processes, increasing effective connections with citizens and driving more informed decision-making. However, mature AI regulatory frameworks and guardrails are essential to supporting the responsible use of AI by organisations that deliver essential services to society.
ASEAN is laying the foundation to effectively govern AI use - Eunice Lim
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Blue Pill or Red Pill: the effects of “The Pill Cabinet” and the formation of incel worldviews
[Content note: mention of suicide] “You take the blue pill… the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill… you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.” “I’ll take the red,” the incel said. Short for “involuntary celibate”, the term “incel” was coined to refer to an individual who bases a portion of their self-identity around their inability to find a romantic or sexual partner, despite their desire to.
Global Steps to Build Trust: ASEAN’s New Guide to AI Governance and Ethics
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing a transformational role throughout the economy and worldwide, and Southeast Asia is no exception. At Workday, we believe in the power of AI to unlock human potential, empower decision-makers with better insights, and drive efficiency.
Single Muscle Fibre Contractility Testing in Rats to Quantify Ischaemic Muscle Damage During Reperfusion Injury
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Figure 1 Muscle fibre contractility testing diagram. (A) Overview of the general orientation of the tibialis anterior muscle fibre in the testing system. (B) Five width measurements from the top and side views of the mid-portion fibre are fitted to the formula of an ellipse to calculate fibre CSA. CSA = cross sectional area.
What wine lovers can do at Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival 2016
Currently based in Hong Kong, Singapore's foodtravelbabe Eunice Lim travels around the city seeking unknown food haunts and little-known hideouts. This weekend is the 8th edition of the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival. Here are some of the interesting (read: alcoholic) offerings from this gastronomical event. If you're a food and wine lover and happen to be in Hong Kong this weekend, you might want to include this on your list of things to do and places to go.
African students address their peers' misconceptions about Ebola
For African international and first-generation students at Penn, Ebola is more than just a news topic. Many of these students are frustrated with how the media covers the virus and the overall lack of discussion on campus about Ebola-affected countries. Kevin Rugamba said. “Others think we [African students on campus] may have potentially been exposed to the virus, but that’s not the case. There are no cases of Ebola in South Africa. None in East Africa. None in North Africa.
Israeli Designer Ron Arad Stuns The World
Many are good and few are great, but hardly anyone can be a legend. Israeli Ron Arad is one of a few people regarded a living legend in the world of design.
The Top Global Accelerators For Israeli Startups
In today’s global economy, everyone dreams of founding their own startup, and for good reasons: you get to be your own boss, you’re surrounded by high-energy creatives, and you have a chance at making the big bucks by selling your technology to companies that are eager to snatch up the next big thing. For many Israeli startups, this dream is a reality.
Beersheba Turns Into A High Tech Oasis
Just four decades ago, a visit to the southern desert city of Beersheba in Israel would have shown a barren landscape, with mostly sand and camels in sight. In recent years, however, the city has been undergoing a near-miraculous transformation and is now gaining a new reputation for itself.
Pixie Locator Tech Will Find Your Lost Items
How often do you misplace your phone? Your keys? Your wallet? Your passport, right before you need to leave for the airport? Israeli company Pixie promises to put an end to the days of frantically searching for missing valuables when you need them most. Pixie’s technology uses a Location-of-Things platform to derive the precise location of our valuables at all times – taking a step beyond typical Internet-of-Things platforms that connect objects to the Internet, but cannot locate their whereabouts.
Rooftop Farm Grows Veggies Sans Soil
Buying organic and locally grown produce is a raging trend that is here to stay. And a new project in Israel called “Green in the City” is taking the trend to a whole new level, literally. ‘Green in the City’ grows mostly organic vegetables in floating beds of water (without soil) on the rooftop of Dizengoff Center, Tel Aviv’s central mall complex. Started by Mendi Falk, the project aims to bring the farm to the city, and fresh produce onto urban dwellers’ plates.
Five Apps That Make Eating Healthier Easy
Eating healthier is perhaps one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions. Yet, many of us know from experience that it is easier said than done. Well, it’s never too late to recommit to a healthier eating regiment (especially in the summer!), whether it is to finally reach that ideal weight, to get fitter, to stick to a more restrictive dietary lifestyle like veganism, or to simply eat more balanced, nutritious meals.
Revolutionary New Approach To Curing AIDS
Thirty-four years and counting since the first reported case of AIDS in the US, and there is still no cure for the approximate 35 million people worldwide whose immune systems are infected. While an assortment of antiretroviral drugs that attack the HIV-1 virus have appeared on the market, many working to slow down the disease’s replication in the body and protect the patient’s immune system, the virus manages to survive, reproduce, and even grow increased resistance to medication over time.
Bonobos Build, Use Tools To Get Food
Bonobos and humans may have more in common than we think. A new Israeli study has found that the endangered bonobo (a type of chimpanzee) is capable of making and using tools to solve problems. And while individual apes in captivity have been known to use basic tools, this study shows that they can also make more advanced tools and that this capacity is more prevalent than previously believed.
Israeli Artist Reimagines World Leaders: ‘Hipster’ Obama As You’ve Never Seen Before!
Can you imagine John F. Kennedy rocking a James Dean hairdo and a nose ring? Or, Martin Luther King wearing a snapback, stud earring, and camo gear? Or, perhaps the Dalai Lama with a subtle Mohawk wearing hipster glasses? In the HIPSTORY illustration series by Israeli artist Amit Shimoni, history meets modern hipster culture.
Tennis Smartwatch Pulse Play To Launch
It’s time to hit the court with Pulse Play, a new Israeli smartwatch and app for racket sports players who are looking for a real game-changer. Founded by former Israeli Grand Slam champion Andy Ram and entrepreneur Enon Landenberg, Pulse Play aims to create a global network for some of the 275 million amateur tennis, badminton, ping pong and squash players.
Breastfeeding May Reduce Risk Of Leukemia
More than 3,000 American children were diagnosed with leukemia last year, according to the American Cancer Society. But these numbers could potentially drop if more mothers would breastfeed their babies for longer periods, a recent study by Israeli researchers says. The study presents a hopeful correlation between breastfeeding and a lowered risk of contracting childhood leukemia, which accounts for nearly 30 percent of all childhood cancers.
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