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3/5 and 3/6: Learn more about Henrietta Lacks and the ethical and legal issues around her HeLa cells. 3/5 12pm at HSC; 3/6 5:30pm at UNM School of Law.

Just read an eye-opening study on socioeconomic bias in large language models! 📚💡 - LLMs often show bias against underprivileged groups. - The study uses a unique dataset called SilverSpoon. - Findings highlight a lack of empathy from LLMs towards disadvantaged individuals. #TechForGood #AI #Inclusion Additional Details: - Study Focus: Examined how LLMs handle scenarios involving socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals. - Dataset: SilverSpoon, with 3,000 diverse scenarios. - Key Insight: Most LLMs show a preference for privileged perspectives. - Call to Action: More research needed to mitigate these biases. - Implications: Biased AI can reinforce social inequalities. - Next Steps: Developers need to prioritize fairness and inclusivity in AI. - Community Role: Collaboration among researchers, policymakers, and developers is crucial.

An article from Stanford.edu explores the philosophical inquiry into the nature of law, focusing on two main aspects: the conditions of legal validity and the normativity of law. General jurisprudence aims to discern the universal characteristics of law, contrasting legal positivism, which asserts that legal validity is based on social facts, with natural law theory, which insists on the moral content of norms for legal validity. Key examples include the expansion of legal positivism by scholars like Jeremy Bentham and John Austin, and the critique of this view by figures like Ronald Dworkin, who argues that legal reasoning inherently involves moral considerations. Additionally, contemporary debates in legal philosophy have shifted towards understanding law as an artifact and applying new metaphysical and linguistic frameworks to legal theory. #LetsBeCarefulOutThere #flcc270

On 30th June 2023, Kingston University London's Faculty of Business and Social Sciences (FBSS) holds its Research Conference 2023. At the conference, I'll deliver a paper titled "The Necessities, Challenges and Prospects of Using Customary International Law to Delimit Outer Space." The Outer Space is the future. It is time to chart this uncharted path.

I am looking forward to tomorrow's lecture by Prof Daniel Augenstein on #bizhumanrights in Ljubljana under the auspices of our Jean Monnet Module on EU Human Rights and Business Law. If you would like to attend in person, send me a PM #responsiblebusiness #duediligence #sustinability #novauniverza #tilburguniversity

Looking forward to this important discussion. There’s a crossroads between service delivery and policy regulation. Let’s talk about it!

"We know that this case will lead to reform in the justice system. So, while it has been so, so difficult for her, there will be extraordinary benefit and positive outcomes from her journey." — Academy Chief Executive Anna-Maria Arabia. Watch this video from Channel 7’s Spotlight program, also featuring former President of the Academy, Professor John Shine, on how science came to the rescue of Kathleen Folbigg when it seemed all hope was lost: https://lnkd.in/gGjgvtwu This case has implications for law reform in the following areas: 1. The adoption of a reliability standard as applied to the admissibility of expert opinion; 2. Mechanisms for the selection of experts by independent and reliable sources, particularly where complex scientific material is required to inform decision-making; and 3. Establishment of post appeals review mechanisms, such as a Criminal Cases Review Commission. #7NEWS #Folbigg

Looking forward to participating in the Collaborative Futures Academy conference next week! (hosted by the University of Cambridge, Berlin School of Public Engagement and Open Science, Wellcome Connecting Science Engagement and Society, Kavli Centre for Ethics, Science, and the Public, and Stellenbosch University.) Here's the application submission I made in response to the prompt, "how emotions matter in (y)our engagement practice."

Researcher Spotlight 💡 🌟 Ph.D. candidate at Panthéon-Assas université and Researcher at Kleros, Jamilya Kamalova focuses on governance and legal issues of decentralized dispute resolution systems, like Kleros itself. 🔍 In her PhD project, Jamilya explores the emerging field of decentralized justice and evaluates the various dispute resolution platforms. How can this field advance and ensure fairness, justice, and efficiency in the decentralized space? 👀 Find Jamilya's work here: - https://lnkd.in/dhMKxZ54 - https://lnkd.in/dkjAMKWU

Digital Age Civilization does not allow uncivilized behavior. Science is methods that used to get or verify truth. Scientist is one who sacrifices himself, histime and allowed resources so as to get result of his/her specific area of study. It is necessary to remind, the process of civilization guides us his scientific result may be published, universally accepted and applied until another scientist (current or future) who has the same profession bring new improved and applied result. https://lnkd.in/eMgDgRuD