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• UK researchers used AI to uncover a whopping 11,456 social innovation projects online

  14-11-2022 22:38 via thenextweb.com
  
  The EU’s Renewed Social Agenda, a comprehensive program began in 2008 to improve Europe’s economy, fight climate crisis, and generally provide greater overall quality of life for all Europeans, was a landmark initiative. At its core lies the idea of “social innovation,” a modality involving the creation of new social services and models that are applicable in a multinational paradigm. Examples of “social innovation” include public libraries, open universities
  
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• Sustainable cooling for buildings is a huge opportunity for European startups

  14-11-2022 15:41 via thenextweb.com
  
  Rising temperatures across Europe, in combination with an ever-aging population and rapid urbanization are not only making the population more vulnerable to heat, but have also increased the demand for cooling systems in buildings. In fact, between 1980 and 2020, heat waves have caused 77,000 to 129,000 deaths in the 32 member states of the European Economic Area, the European Environmental Agency (EEA) estimates. This represents 86%-91% of the total fatalities caused by climate-related extreme
  
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• 20 Best AI Writing Apps

  14-11-2022 15:30 via webdesignerdepot.com
  Artificial intelligence is the latest buzzword in the tech world. It’s everywhere and has been for a while, but AI-powered writing software is a relatively new concept.
  AI Writing Software uses artificial intelligence to write articles, blog posts, and other content in your voice. The goal is to provide a tool that will save you time and energy so you can focus on different aspects of your business or life.
  To help you get started, we’ve compiled a list of 20 AI writing software you
  
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• European researchers are using fungi in the fight against e-waste

  14-11-2022 13:23 via thenextweb.com
  
  Putting fungi on your skin may sound like something right out of 1960s San Francisco, but it’s actually the latest innovation to make wearable tech more sustainable. Researchers from Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria, have created a new kind of biodegradable electronics they call MycelioTronics. And it has great potential to reduce the e-waste that plagues hardware of all types. The sustainability challenge in wearable tech In 2019 alone, 53.6 million metric tonnes (Mt) of
  
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• Why AI governance is important for building more trustworthy, explainable AI

  14-11-2022 11:19 via thenextweb.com
  
  Content provided by IBM and TNW The dangers of robots evolving beyond our control are well-documented in sci-fi movies and TV — Her, Black Mirror, Surrogates, I, Robot, need we go on? While this may seem like a far-off fantasy, FICO’s 2021 State of Responsible AI report found that 65% of companies actually can’t explain how specific AI model decisions or predictions are made. While AI is undeniably helping to propel our businesses and society forward at lightning speed, w
  
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• Why AI governance is critical for building more trustworthy, explainable AI

  14-11-2022 11:19 via thenextweb.com
  
  Content provided by IBM and TNW The dangers of robots evolving beyond our control are well-documented in sci-fi movies and TV — Her, Black Mirror, Surrogates, I, Robot, need we go on? While this may seem like a far-off fantasy, FICO’s 2021 State of Responsible AI report found that 65% of companies actually can’t explain how specific AI model decisions or predictions are made. While AI is undeniably helping to propel our businesses and society forward at lightning speed, w
  
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• Blocking the UK from EU science programs is bad for everyone

  14-11-2022 09:21 via thenextweb.com
  
  The UK launched a formal appeal against its exclusion from the EU’s science programs in August — and, on Monday, called on the bloc to regrant it access again. The British government says that participation in Horizon Europe, the EU’s flagship program — which funds research, nuclear regulator Euratom, and the Copernicus satellite monitoring group — was outlined in the post-Brexit trade deal. Since then, the UK claims it has been blocked out. The UK’s exit agr
  
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