A new project, called “Better Together”, has been launched in Weyburn with the goal to help people connect with each other and boost their mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Better . . .
“I just want to raise awareness about mental health, because there are so many people struggling right now and suffering in silence. I’m trying to build a network of families and friends who are feeling disconnected and alone, so they will realize they are not alone,” said Eddy. “It’s more of an initiative to get people talking about mental health and help remove the stigma around the issue,” she added, as the group will encourage residents to reach out to their friends and neighbours in the community and stay connected in any way they can. The initiative was started in North Battleford by a high school student, after there had been a number of suicides in that community, and she came up with a way to connect people, in particular seniors and high school students.
Bluesky Helps to Shape the Future of AI Systems with Turing Fellowship Funding Published December 15, 2020
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Leicestershire, UK, 15 December 2020 â Aerial mapping company Bluesky International is working alongside organisations such as AstraZeneca, Toyota and Amazon Web Services to shape artificial intelligence (AI) systems of the future. Contributing to the multi-million pound UK Government project, Bluesky is supporting the prestigious Turing AI Acceleration Fellowship programme with funding for a University of Leicester research project.
Aiming to go beyond current concepts and systems to create AI solutions that are more trusted and more data adaptive, the University of Leicester project will bring together a world-class team of experts and stakeholders to showcase solutions for healthcare, security, space and manufacturing.