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Less Meeting, More Meditation

CIO Journal PREVIEW SUBSCRIBE “I challenge my teams from the most junior to the most senior staff to disconnect, even using some of the most simple, key directives: ‘Take your vacation! Don’t check email at night!’” Erik Bailey, software company Anaqua “I feel strongly that you need to start the day by turning on the machine and working through your daily routine, but whenever possible at the end of the day we need to find a way to wrap up the work routine. Personally, I find that I best make that shift when I can end the day with a run, walk, some quick meditation or other activity that helps me make that separation more formally.”

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Athletes with special needs make history at tough Hatta endurance race

SHARE A dozen athletes with special needs celebrated after finishing a gruelling endurance challenge in Hatta at the weekend. They cycled across mountainous terrain for 13km, set off on a trail run for 5.5km and kayaked for a kilometre along with more than 300 people from across the country in the Garmin Quest race on Friday. It was the first time a group of people with special needs in the UAE took part in a demanding adventure sport challenge. What they have achieved is truly exceptional Hollie Murphy, Heroes of Hope They navigated the rugged terrain, cut across green plantations and paddled across Hatta Dam cheered on by coaches and buddies they were paired up with.

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WiCipedia: Are ethics in AI a losing game?

This week in our WiCipedia roundup: The future of ethics in AI; why minorities don t want to stay in tech; pandemic s effects on women at work; and more. Last week we talked about ex-Google AI researcher Timnit Gebru who was fired from the company after digging into the ethics behind advances in AI. An article from the Thomson Reuters Foundation asked an important follow-up question: What does the future of AI look like if researchers aren t allowed to look into the repercussions of the technology on minorities? Gebru is a Black woman who co-founded the nonprofit Black in AI and is also one of the top AI ethics researchers in the entire world, according to a colleague if there were anyone who should be looking into the effects of AI on minorities, it sounds like it would be her. After her firing, there has been concern that while minorities are hired to fill quotas, they aren t necessarily there to represent their demographics. As a Black woman, these companies know the work

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Athletes with special needs complete tough Hatta endurance race in UAE

Athletes with special needs complete tough Hatta endurance race in UAE
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Athletes with disabilities take on tough Hatta endurance race in UAE

Athletes with disabilities take on tough Hatta endurance race in UAE
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