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AI@EDGE: the artificial intelligence of the future - safer, faster, more open


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08/03/2021
Heralding the imminent digital revolution in the service industry and manufacturing, AIAEDGE, a three-year EU research project that Inria will be participating in, has just been launched. The aim of the project is to develop a platform combining two types of cutting-edge technology: “reusable, secure and reliable” artificial intelligence; and edge computing, an alternative to cloud computing.
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- driving the new industrial revolution in Europe
To transition from artificial intelligence (AI) centralised on the cloud to embedded AI, getting closer to end users: this is the primary objective for the 19 European partners who have come together to form AIAEDGE. Coordinated from Italy by the Bruno Kessler Foundation, the project, which was launched in January, will receive more than eight million euros’ worth of funding over a period of three years as part of the Horizon 2020 call for pro ....

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A new mandate highlights costs, benefits of making all scientific articles free to read


In 2018, a group of mostly European funders sent shock waves through the world of scientific publishing by proposing an unprecedented rule: The scientists they funded would be required to make journal articles developed with their support immediately free to read when published.
The new requirement, which takes effect starting this month, seeks to upend decades of tradition in scientific publishing, whereby scientists publish their research in journals for free and publishers make money by charging universities and other institutions for subscriptions. Advocates of the new scheme, called Plan S (the “S” stands for the intended “shock” to the status quo), hope to destroy subscription paywalls and speed scientific progress by allowing findings to be shared more freely. It’s part of a larger shift in scientific communication that began more than 20 years ago and has recently picked up steam. ....

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Open access takes flight


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In 2018, a group of mostly European funders sent shock waves through the world of scientific publishing by proposing an unprecedented rule: The scientists they funded would be required to make journal articles developed with their support immediately free to read when published.
The new requirement, which takes effect starting this month, seeks to upend decades of tradition in scientific publishing, whereby scientists publish their research in journals for free and publishers make money by charging universities and other institutions for subscriptions. Advocates of the new scheme, called Plan S (the “S” stands for the intended “shock” to the status quo), hope to destroy subscription paywalls and speed scientific progress by allowing findings to be shared more freely. It s part of a larger shift in scientific communication that began more than 20 years ago and has recently picked up steam. ....

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