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Through critical participatory, qualitative, quantitative and arts-based methods, the Arts for Everybody research team is focused on the relationships between arts participation and health. Read their research and interact with the chat bot on 18 topics ➡️ https://buff.ly/43JEVPG

If you hear the sound of hooves, don't expect to see a zebra. Just one aspect of Bayesian reasoning for assessing probability of a hypothesis being correct explored by Prof Pinker and guests, alongside examples of common flaws in our thinking. Great listen for those interested in how to assess probability, reasoning, numbers and evidence. Who said, don't let the evidence get in the way of a good hypothesis? Thanks to Professors Steven Pinker, Talithia Williams, Siddartha Mukherjee and the BBC. #bayesian #probability #statistics

Exploring the Compassionate Approach: Join Prof Dr. Nadeem Akhtar in a thoughtful discussion on the medical and ethical aspects of circumcision. 🌐👨⚕️ Uncover insights, dispel myths, and foster a respectful dialogue. #CircumcisionTreatment #ProfNadeemAkhtar #healthcareinsights

In this episode of JAMA Network Open Conversations, William R. Small, MD, MBA and Adam Szerencsy, DO discuss the potential of large language model-based responses to patient's in-basket messages. Listen now! https://lnkd.in/gExtMWPT

Towards a Theory of Social and Ecological Reality S.A.R.M P.B.O.G P.F.P.M ACTION SCIENCE PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION ORGANISATIONAL LIFE CONTROLING MECHANISMS BIG BROTHER WATCH ~ PBOG #PBOGAI #PBOGMP #PBOGBL #PBOGXR

Federalist Paper #1, penned by Alexander Hamilton, serves as a clarion call to the American people, urging unity and vigilance in the face of challenges to the newly proposed Constitution. Published in 1787 under the pseudonym "Publius," Hamilton's message resonates with timeless relevance, offering insights that remain pertinent to our understanding of democratic governance. #history #government #constitution #federalistpapers

I think this #SynData4genAI workshop addresses the importance of the data, especially the synthetic data, to the importance of #Speech #GenAI. Hats off to Ahmed Ali from QCRI and other trailblazers in this domain.

A few of the most instructive takeaways from our recent Comm Convo were the specific examples of “people-first” language Jennifer Helfer recommended as replacements for more traditional terms that can often sound cold and well, clinical. Take a listen to these suggestions, and better yet, let’s start adopting these across our industry!

How can we ensure that technological innovations, which are often framed as good for humankind, are not in fact being used to further racist, sexist, capitalist, and/or authoritarian agendas? NPQ is looking for articles, art and creative writing that explore this question for our upcoming health justice magazine: https://bit.ly/3yjtx20

Did you know? CISCRP can transform your clinical trial materials into plain language information that enhances patient comprehension. Learn how we make complex information accessible at https://lnkd.in/eqHep5tk.