AI comes out of its shell
Nik Marda ’21 M.S. ’21, who just concluded more than two years of work at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, marked 2023 as “a year of action” for government AI policy.
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Nik Marda ’21 M.S. ’21, who just concluded more than two years of work at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, marked 2023 as “a year of action” for government AI policy.
Eric Schmidt has long sought influence over U.S. science policy. Under Biden’s former science chief, Eric Lander, Schmidt’s foundation helped cover officials’ salaries, even as the office’s general counsel raised ethical flags.
eva's experiments Share Here’s a (growing) list of miscellaneous problems I want handled (not necessarily by me). I will keep adding to it. If you’re working on one of the below problems, feel free to reach out. I may also add a thread for solutions. Keep in mind that many of the problems likely have working approaches (e.g. grid resilience is an active research field), but I’m highlighting the problems here because I think they are underrated for their worth. [1] Expectations: 2021 will be more precedented than 2020. Reality: see Context. Context: Topics below were drafted befor...