One day last fall, Sabrina and Ralph Jones spotted four wooden surveyor stakes in the farm field across the street, each one marked with a strip of orange plastic. That, the Joneses say, was their only warning that Navigator CO2 — an Omaha-based company that wants to store millions of tons of carbon dioxide underground in central Illinois — was planning to drill a testing well just 500 feet .
One day last fall, Sabrina and Ralph Jones spotted four wooden surveyor stakes in the farm field across the street, each one marked with a strip of orange plastic. That, the Joneses say, was their only warning that Navigator CO2 — an Omaha-based company that wants to store millions of tons of carbon dioxide underground in central Illinois — was planning to drill a testing well just 500 feet .
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Supporting Responsible Use Of AI And Equitable Outcomes In Financial Services â Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard At The AI Academic Symposium Hosted By The Board Of Governors Of The Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C. (Virtual Event) Date
12/01/2021
Today s symposium on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in financial services is part of the Federal Reserve s broader effort to understand AI s application to financial services, assess methods for managing risks arising from this technology, and determine where banking regulators can support responsible use of AI and equitable outcomes by improving supervisory clarity.1
The potential scope of AI applications is wide ranging. For instance, researchers are turning to AI to help analyze climate change, one of the central challenges of our time. With nonlinearities and tipping points, climate change is highly complex, and quantification for risk assessments requires the analysis of vast amounts of data, a task
surrounding neighborhoods. i ve talked to people from englewood and even people out of state that were there at the vigil. so it was really, really nice. people standing for hours, many of them families. and i thought for me, one of the most amazing moments came at the end when they were leading them from the stage in amazing grace and all of these people were singing. yeah, it was phenomenal. it was a great experience. do you think it helped i mean, obviously you do this the because you want people to have an opportunity to start to heal, to come together, to grieve. as somebody who not only reports on this community, but is a member of this community, do you think it helped? i do. i really think that a lot of people were just so happy to see how much community support there is, for the victims and the victim s families and also, you know, not only from aurora residents, but from the entire nation. sarah castellanos, it s so great of you to come over.