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Art Law Conference - FoundersList

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Art Law Conference 2023 aims to bring together students, attorneys, artists, arts & legal professionals to discuss contemporary & relevant topics at the intersection of art & law. Speakers will include attorneys & legal professionals from leading law firms in the United States & internationally; artists from diverse backgrounds in modern, contemporary & digital art; & arts professionals including appraisers. Each panel will include an attorney & an artist to dissect the varied subject matter at the intersection of art & law from different perspectives to elucidate artists rights, interest & protection. The panels will include a presentation & discussion from the speakers & conclude with a question & answer session with the audience to ensure interactive engagement. Materials for the conference will include speaker slides & handouts with additional reading materials & resources.


Immunis Appoints Neil Sahota as Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer

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Immunis, a private biotechnology company developing a novel treatment for age and disease-related immune decline, has appointed Neil Sahota as its Chief Artificial Intelligence (AI) Officer. AI is a tool that is transforming the way businesses and scientists integrate information, conduct data analysis, and make informed decisions on how to optimize growth. For over 20 years, Neil has inspired AI modernization through technology-based business strategies and has been successful in helping businesses become leaders in the digital future. Immunis is confident that Neil will guide the company to unlock the considerable potential of AI in biotech. AiThority Interview Insights: AiThority Interview with at Brian Sathianathan, Co-Founder and CTO at Iterate.ai Immunis is confident that Neil will guide the company to unlock the considerable potential of AI in biotech.


40 Under 40 Data Scientists 2023 – Who are they?

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Following two action-packed days of workshops, conferences, paper presentations, and tech talks, Machine Learning Developers Summit 2023 concluded by awarding 40 dynamic data scientists with the 40 Under 40 Data Scientists award. Aakash is a seasoned analytics leader with 15 years experience and has been instrumental in driving data and insight-led transformations. Over his career, he has worked closely with biz functions to drive revenue and achieve aggressive market growth by leveraging more than 50 analytical approaches. He also has experience in launching AI and tech-based solutions like Omni Channel Attribution, Customer Segmentation, Customer-360, Supply Chain Efficiency, Workforce Management and more at telecom, media, FMCG, retail, and ecommerce industries. Abhilash Surendran is assistant vice president, analytics, and data science at Merkle, leading the analytics practise for their high-tech portfolio. He comes with 15 years of experience in advanced analytics, data science, data visualisation and consulting.


Discussing the role of AI at Workday with my guest Rob McGovern - Spiros Margaris's Podcast

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How Workday Leverages the Power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine LearningIn this episode, we talk with Rob McGovern, Senior Director of Product Management for Machine Learning at Workday who discusses how his company uses AI and ML for human resources and financial management. Rob talks abo...


Director of Data Engineering at Proxymity - Tel Aviv-Yafo, Tel Aviv District, Israel

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Proxymity is bringing technological innovation to the market infrastructure of a long -established sector--Proxy Voting, Shareholder Disclosure and Identification. Founded in London and spun out of Citi, from very beginning our mission focused on benefitting the whole eco system, rather than just one part or one player within it. This ethos is endorsed by investment from a unique and global consortium of the industry's most influential financial institutions. We currently serve 29 markets and are growing our global footprint fast. With offices in UK, Israel and Australia, our Proxymity Shareholder ID and Vote Connect products can serve all markets globally, with our flagship Vote Connect Total product providing complete end-to-end digital connectivity in 12 key markets around the world.


AI and Machine Learning Transform Cancer Treatment

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Screening for lung cancer--the second-most common type of cancer worldwide--is a complex process. Doctors use Low-Dose Computed Tomography (LDCT) to scan patients and produce hundreds of 2D images. Physicians review them to identify the location and volume of tumors, which they then evaluate in context of the patient's medical history, lab work, biopsies, and other information, all of which help determine the stage of the illness and the best course of treatment. LDCT is an essential tool in fighting the deadly disease, but it's also a slow, painstaking process that leaves room for manual error. A new approach uses edge processing, AI, and secure data sharing to help doctors arrive at an accurate diagnosis much faster and start treatment sooner.


Crowdsourcing helps mitigate disasters - ITU Hub

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When a disaster strikes Indonesia, residents may well log onto social media before taking shelter. Posts tagging the PetaBencana initiative with a reference to the disaster – be it due to a flood, earthquake, or volcanic eruption – will prompt a chatbot to appear with a link to the PetaBencana platform. Users can then share their location, photos of any visible damage, and details like flood depth. Indonesian government agencies then validate these crowdsourced situation reports, using the data to coordinate emergency response measures. Residents can also consult the resulting collaborative map in real time to make informed decisions about their safety and security.


Transforming Science through Cyberinfrastructure

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Advanced cyberinfrastructure (CI) is critical to science and engineering (S&E) research. For example, over the past two years, CI resources (including those provided by the COVID-19 HPC Consortiuma) enabled research that dramatically accelerated efforts to understand, respond to, and mitigate near- and longer-term impacts of the novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.b Computer-based epidemiology models informed public policy in the U.S., and in countries throughout the world, and newly studied transmission models for the virus have been used to forecast resource availability and mortality stratified by age group at the county level.c Artificial intelligence and machine learning approaches accelerated drug screening to find candidate medicines from trillions of possible chemical compounds,d and differential gene expressions among COVID-19 patient populations have been analyzed with important implications for treatment planning.e Structural modeling of the virus has led to new insights, speeding the development of vaccines and antigens.


Devo Expands SciSec Team with Data Science Leaders to Accelerate Delivery of Autonomous SOC

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Devo Technology, the cloud-native logging and security analytics company, announced the expansion of its SciSec threat research team with the addition of two data science experts. Dr. Kevin Zhou will serve as Vice President of Data Science and is joined by Dr. Chaz Lever, Senior Director of Security Research. Zhou and Lever bring extensive experience in data science, machine learning and AI in both academia and industry to their new roles at Devo. Their combined expertise and leadership will be central to Devo's vision to deliver what the company calls the autonomous security operations center (SOC) – complete visibility, automation, augmented analytics, and open access to community expertise and content. In his role, Dr. Kevin Zhou will lead Devo's global data science team, spearheading machine learning and AI initiatives for the company.


2022 National Security Symposium

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On Thursday June 23, the National Security Institute (NSI), in partnership with the Federalist Society, hosted the 2022 National Security Symposium entitled, "Next Generation National Security." The first panel of the Symposium considered the various threats and potential benefits that digital currencies may pose, as well as discussed whether and how the U.S. might develop policies on digital assets that both protect and encourage freedom and payment security while maintaining our safety from bad actors, and thwarting the schemes and initiatives of bad actors. The panel on Cryptocurrency and National Security featured Gus Coldebella, Partner, True Ventures; William Hughes, Senior Counsel and Director of Global Regulatory Matters, Consensys Software; Dr. Oonagh McDonald, Senior Adviser, Crito Capital, and; Hon. Eric Kadel, Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, served as the moderator. The second panel titled, " Artificial Intelligence: Implications for National Security," addressed the national security ramifications of the scaling artificial intelligence (AI) developments.