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Architecture criticism matters more than ever, according to a critic bullied by Trump
His written criticisms have impacted our world. His Pulitzer Prize-winning series about the racial disparity of North and Southside Chicago lakeside parks led officials to turn 10 miles of shoreline into more equitable public space. He has also taken powerful people to task, including celebrities George Lucas and Donald Trump: When George Lucas proposed a museum for Chicago, Kamin was the first to point out its unruly size; when Donald Trump built a skyscraper in the city, Kamin’s critique led the architecture firm SOM to rework its design (but it didn’t prevent Trump from adding his name to the building in comically huge letters). … [Read more...] about Architecture criticism matters more than ever, according to a critic bullied by Trump
An artificial intelligence scholar urges technologists to embrace humility
Thankfully, luck was on my side. In 2012, a colleague introduced me to Arnie Milstein, a Stanford Medical School professor and member of the National Academy of Medicine with an interest in both the policy and the technology that drives healthcare. Our first real conversation on the topic turned a casual lunch at a Vietnamese pho restaurant into an impromptu, hours-long brainstorming session. The exuberance of that day never wore off, as we convened a coalition of researchers to explore the automated tracking of surgical tools during operations, privacy-preserving monitors that ensure the safety of high-risk patients and vulnerable seniors, and networks of smart sensors that help hospital staff maintain hand hygiene throughout their shifts. Finally, in September, after years of experimentation, refinements, and presentations at conferences all over the world, our research was published in Nature. And now, with the help of legal scholars, bioethicists, and even a philosopher, … [Read more...] about An artificial intelligence scholar urges technologists to embrace humility
