Elon Musk’s Neuralink reminds us of what is possible in the age of Artificial Intelligence - do you know who you are?
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In the US, one in five children are living with a diagnosable behavioral health disorder; however, only 21% of those children who are diagnosed receive needed treatment. Often, parents have to wait one to three years to receive a proper and accurate diagnosis and an individualized treatment plan for their child.
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In the age of innovation, as a topic of our future of work, we often envision remote work as an idealist scenario where you can achieve the ultimate work-life balance. Realistically, remote work is a conversation that needs to be explored in-depth, practiced over time and embraced by each individual of an organization.
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Whether your organization has an extensive cybersecurity initiative in the event of a crisis such as this pandemic or not, there are things that you can do now that your employees are working remotely.
You can use this opportunity to increase cybersecurity awareness across your organization.
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When we think of human trafficking, we often think about the despondent faces of women and children who live in slums all over the world. What if human trafficking is much closer to home than we think?
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Even as data science becomes ubiquitous, we still have a shortage of people who truly understand data. Yaneer Bar-Yam is a Professor and President of the New England Complex Systems Institute. He graduated from MIT and is an expert in complex systems. Throughout this pandemic, he has been meticulously analyzing COVID-19 data using both simple statistical models and complex system models and following government policies from all over the world. He wrote more than a few blog posts on his website to try to validate policy responses and to urge policymakers to consider how they are using data in their decision-making process.
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