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The Future of Artificial Intelligence

AI is all around us—recognizing our faces in photos, transcribing our speech, constructing our news feeds, navigating our driving routes, answering our search queries, and much more. But rapidly improving AI is poised to play a much bigger role in all of our lives. In this lecture, AI expert Melanie Mitchell will demystify how current-day AI works, how “intelligent” it really is, and what our expectations—and concerns—about its near-term and long-term prospects should be.

» Melanie Mitchell, Santa Fe Institute

The Future of Artificial Intelligence AI is all around us—recognizing our faces in photos, transcribing our speech, constructing our news feeds, navigating our driving routes, answering our searc...

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Achieving sustainable productivity in agriculture through beneficial microbial associations Achieving sustainable productivity in agriculture through beneficial microbial associations The availability of nitrogen and phosphorus is a major limitation to…

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How can we leverage beneficial microbial associations to increase and in agriculture? 🌱

Find out at the next Distinctive Voices lecture on January 17, where plant geneticist and Giles Oldroyd will discuss how understanding the associations between plants and beneficial microorganisms like bacteria and fungi can lessen reliance on inorganic fertilizers, which cause pollution and are not as accessible to farmers in low-income countries.

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How can we leverage beneficial microbial associations to increase #sustainability and #accessibility in agriculture? 🌱 Find out at the next Distinctive Voices lecture on January 17, where plant geneticist and #NASmember Giles Oldroyd will discuss how understanding the associations between plants and beneficial microorganisms like bacteria and fungi can lessen reliance on inorganic fertilizers, which cause pollution and are not as accessible to farmers in low-income countries. Register at the link in our bio.

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A Genetic Mechanism Underlying a Form of Autism/Intellectual Disability Towards understanding developmental mechanisms that cause neurodevelopmental disorders we study the effect of mutating a gene (Tbr1) that can cause autism and intellectual…

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Illuminating the Night: Unraveling the Enigmatic Effects of Artificial Light on Our World Join us for an exploration of the intriguing ramifications of artificial light at night on species, habitats, ecosystems, and human health. This lecture will...

The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Mental Health The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting restrictions placed upon society have had a profound impact on mental health. The pandemic has affected people’s ment...