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When Leaders Forget: Uncovering The Failures In Development

Lasting behavior change for the majority of participants requires more than engaging content and high-production value videos. ....

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Virginia Math Professor Ken Ono Teaching Class on Swimming Optimization to Olympians

We get the perspective of Ono, Lu, and two of the course's students: world champions and Olympic medalists Kate Douglass and Claire Curzan. ....

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All The Major STEM Programs At U.S. Business Schools

For the last six years, but especially since 2019, business schools from the upper tier of the rankings to the unranked have galloped to establish STEM tracks, concentrations, pathways, and more in their MBA and other graduate degree programs. The University of Wisconsin Business School was the first school to “go STEM” — to designate part of its MBA a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math degree, with implications not only for visa eligibility but for long-term employability, too — and dozens of B-schools have followed (for a complete list, see the next pages). In a recent business school admissions officers survey, global educational services company Kaplan and its sister company Manhattan Prep found an increasing percentage of full-time MBA programs across the U.S. securing STEM designation — but they also found that universal adoption appears to be a long way off. ....

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BBCNEWS Beyond Human June 4, 2024 20:32:00

Sometimes when we push it around, but, really, we rejust trying to see what it can handle and help it learn new behaviours. this robot dog is the brainchild of professor pieter abbeel. what s interesting about reinforcement learning, and always intrigues me so much, is that the bot collects its own data. but you give it a score. you say, good robot. bad robot. and over time it starts seeing when it gets the good robot signal, and starts behaving more like that. it sounds a bit like bringing up a child. it s a lot like that, it s a lot like bringing up a child. it s a lot like raising a dog, for that matter. it s very, very similar, in that you don t get tojust push data in, like with other learning methods. you have to let it generate its own data, and then you tell it, this was good. this was bad. it s called generative ai the same technology that s behind a breakthrough in the way machines use human language. ....

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BBCNEWS Beyond Human June 4, 2024 14:32:00

I m really feeling an instinct to help it, but that is, of course, not good. you know, it s learning, and maybe it looks a bit mean sometimes when we push it around, but, really, we rejust trying to see what it can handle and help it learn new behaviours. this robot dog is the brainchild of professor pieter abbeel. what s interesting about reinforcement learning, and always intrigues me so much, is that the bot collects its own data. but you give it a score. you say, good robot. bad robot. and over time it starts seeing when it gets the good robot signal, and starts behaving more like that. it sounds a bit like bringing up a child. it s a lot like that, it s a lot like bringing up a child. it s a lot like raising a dog, for that matter. it s very, very similar, in that you don t get to just push data in, like with other learning methods. you have to let it generate its own data, and then you tell it, this was good. this was bad. ....

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