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Artificial intelligence is hardly confined by international borders, as businesses, universities, and governments tap a global pool of ideas, algorithms, and talent. Yet the AI programs that result from this global gold rush can still reflect deep cultural divides.
New research shows how government censorship affects AI algorithms and can influence the applications built with those algorithms.
Margaret Roberts, a political science professor at UC San Diego, and Eddie Yang, a PhD student there, examined AI language algorithms trained on two sources: the Chinese-language version of Wikipedia, which is blocked within China; and Baidu Baike, a similar site operated by China’s dominant search engine, Baidu, that is subject to government censorship. Baidu declined to comment.
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Inside the world of the extraordinary man who ruled Number 10
He was the UK s top civil servant. Now Jeremy Heywood s widow has written a biography, serialised in The Telegraph over the next three days
30 January 2021 • 6:00am
‘You always need someone in government to deal with the mess in the middle’. Here, Heywood with Prime Minister David Cameron in 2011
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Jeremy Heywood was the most powerful man in Downing Street and Whitehall you have probably never heard of. Ending up as cabinet secretary, he worked extremely closely with four successive prime ministers – Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Theresa May. All four paid glowing tributes at his memorial service. He died of lung cancer in 2018, aged 56, working almost to the last.
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Amazing Grace, a worthy winner who speaks to truth
January 27, 2021 â 12.04am
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One couldnât ask for a better person for the Australian of the Year gong than well-deserving Grace Tame, the first Tasmanian to receive one (âChange the date, says Graceâ, January 26). She is not going to muck around. In the little time sheâs been in the public eye, Tame has already said what most of us feel â change the Australia Day date. I canât wait to hear her views in the days ahead. Congratulations, Grace.
Mukul Desai, Hunters Hill
Delighted to see such an eclectic mix of women who have taken out the top Australia Day honours this year. These women are true embodiment of the saying of Australiaâs Patron Saint Mary MacKillop â ânever see a need without doing something about itâ.
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