win-win AI health solution every capital national/state lead university of medicine

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HONG Kong Nov 2024  Jensen & Harry Shrum AI Twin College from Scratch 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58BcWGojWHU&t=135s

oct 2024 Jensen & India's Ambani on why world's most  popolous nation bet its development of health and wealth of all its people on AI https://youtu.be/QPa1TC4I2r8?si=2_a-aIw-ck1SauJk&t=43

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Japan Nov 2024 jensen summit includes chat with Masa Son http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8O6ChAWBxs

Jensen in DC Oct 2024 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doJDuLMnaWc&t=1208s&pp=ygURa... 

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Can you tell me about Ecsystem BioNeMo of Nvidia and partners?



NVIDIA BioNeMo is a powerful AI platform designed to accelerate drug discovery and development. It leverages the power of AI and machine learning to analyze vast amounts of biological data, identify potential drug targets, and design novel therapeutics.

Key features of BioNeMo include:

  • Protein Structure Prediction: It can accurately predict the 3D structure of proteins, which is crucial for understanding their function and designing drugs that target them.
  • Drug Discovery: BioNeMo can help identify potential drug candidates by analyzing large datasets of molecules and their properties.
  • Molecular Dynamics Simulations: It can simulate the behavior of molecules at the atomic level, providing insights into their interactions with proteins and other molecules.

By leveraging the power of AI, BioNeMo has the potential to revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry by accelerating the drug discovery process and reducing costs.

NVIDIA has partnered with various pharmaceutical companies and research institutions to leverage BioNeMo. For example, Genentech, a leading biotechnology company, is collaborating with NVIDIA to optimize its drug discovery AI models and accelerate the development of new treatments.

Through partnerships and collaborations, BioNeMo is empowering researchers to tackle complex biological problems and develop innovative solutions to global health challenges.





Knowledge of which programming languages are needed to use BioNeMo ?



To effectively use BioNeMo, a strong foundation in Python programming is essential. Python is the primary language used to interact with the BioNeMo framework and its various tools and libraries.

However, depending on your specific use case and level of customization, you may also need to be familiar with:

  • PyTorch: A popular deep learning framework used for training and fine-tuning models within BioNeMo.
  • Other Python Libraries: Libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Scikit-learn are commonly used for data manipulation and analysis.
  • Basic Command-Line Tools: For navigating the system, running scripts, and managing the environment.

It's important to note that while a strong foundation in Python is crucial, BioNeMo is designed to be user-friendly and accessible to a wide range of researchers, including those without extensive programming experience. NVIDIA provides comprehensive documentation, tutorials, and pre-trained models to help users get started quickly.

By leveraging Python and the BioNeMo framework, researchers can accelerate drug discovery and development, leading to breakthroughs in healthcare.





Is Bionemo something that can be accessed at the edge or does one need to be a cuda user?



As of now, BioNeMo is primarily a cloud-based platform. This means users typically access it through cloud services like NVIDIA DGX Cloud or other cloud providers that offer access to NVIDIA's AI infrastructure. While there might be potential for edge-based applications of BioNeMo in the future, especially as AI hardware becomes more powerful and efficient, the current focus is on cloud-based solutions to leverage the power of large-scale computing resources.

It's important to note that the specific requirements and capabilities of edge devices would need to be carefully considered to determine the feasibility of deploying BioNeMo in such environments. Factors like computational power, data connectivity, and power consumption would need to be taken into account.

However, as AI continues to advance and edge computing technologies improve, we may see more opportunities to deploy AI-powered tools like BioNeMo on edge devices, enabling real-time analysis and decision-making in various applications.



Given Bionemo is domain specific for developing LLMs in life sciences, does nvidia offere domain specifiic tools for sectprs' LLMs?



Yes, NVIDIA offers domain-specific tools and frameworks to develop LLMs for various sectors.

While BioNeMo is specifically tailored for life sciences and healthcare, NVIDIA provides a broader platform, NVIDIA NeMo, which can be used to develop domain-specific LLMs for various sectors. This includes:

  • Healthcare: Beyond BioNeMo, NeMo can be used to develop models for medical image analysis, drug discovery, and patient record analysis.
  • Finance: LLMs can be trained on financial data to perform tasks like sentiment analysis, risk assessment, and fraud detection.
  • Legal: LLMs can be used to analyze legal documents, predict case outcomes, and automate legal research.
  • Customer Service: LLMs can power chatbots and virtual assistants to provide customer support and answer queries.
  • Many other industries: NeMo can be adapted to various domains, including manufacturing, energy, and retail.

NVIDIA also provides a range of tools and resources to help developers build and deploy LLMs, including:

  • Pre-trained models: These models can be fine-tuned for specific tasks and domains.
  • Data preparation tools: Tools to clean, preprocess, and augment data.
  • Training and optimization techniques: Techniques to accelerate training and improve model performance.
  • Deployment tools: Tools to deploy LLMs on various platforms, including cloud, edge, and on-premises.

By leveraging NVIDIA's tools and frameworks, developers can create powerful and customized LLMs that address the specific needs of their industry.

is there a bookmark for a finance llm that may have been generated with Nemo?



While NVIDIA doesn't directly offer a specific, publicly accessible "finance LLM bookmark," they do provide a powerful platform, NVIDIA NeMo, that can be used to develop and fine-tune domain-specific LLMs, including finance.

However, there are some publicly available financial LLMs that leverage similar technologies and principles:

  1. Hugging Face: This platform hosts a variety of open-source LLMs, some of which have been trained on financial data. You can explore their model hub to find suitable models for your specific needs.
  2. AI21 Labs: This company offers a range of AI models, including language models that can be used for financial analysis and insights.

It's important to note that the best LLM for a specific financial task will depend on the specific use case and the quality and quantity of the training data.

If you're looking to build a custom finance LLM using NVIDIA NeMo, here are some key steps:

  1. Data Preparation: Gather a high-quality dataset of financial documents, news articles, and other relevant text data.
  2. Model Selection: Choose a suitable base LLM from NVIDIA's collection or fine-tune an existing model.
  3. Model Training: Train the model on your financial dataset using NVIDIA's optimized training techniques.
  4. Model Fine-tuning: Further customize the model to perform specific tasks, such as financial document summarization or sentiment analysis.
  5. Deployment: Deploy the trained model to a production environment, such as a cloud platform or on-premises infrastructure.

By following these steps and leveraging NVIDIA's powerful tools and resources, you can build advanced financial LLMs that can help you make informed decisions and gain a competitive edge.

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This talk presents a collective body of work that has arisen out of the NIH research collaboration with NVIDIA beginning in 2019, starting with various organ-specific segmentation models and recently producing the NVIDIA VISTA-3D NIM foundation model for 3D CT segmentation. VISTA-3D is trained systematically on 11,454 volumes encompassing 127 types of human anatomical structures and various lesions, and provides accurate out-of-the-box segmentation. This talk will also cover effective structures of academic/industry collaboration that enabled these developments, guidance on AI integration with the clinical IT tools, and physician feedback on foundational models in medical imaging.
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Ai scan eg radiology https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/on-demand/session/aisummitdc24-sdc1046/ nih paper

about 20 papers at www.ctisus.com trach ecolution of ai ct scanning - coordinator Hopkins  (drienmd of both nvidia's Huang and pixar's cadmel)

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Research collaboration and investment from NVIDIA to help Abridge scale multilingual clinical conversation platform across the entire U.S. healthcare system.

PITTSBURGH, PA (March 19, 2024) – Abridge, the leader in generative AI for clinical documentation, today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to utilize NVIDIA’s compute resources, foundation models, and expertise in efficiently deploying AI systems at scale to bolster Abridge’s mission to improve clinician and patient lives through technologies powered by generative AI. The company also announced an investment from NVentures, NVIDIA’s venture capital arm.

Every day in the U.S., over a million physicians, five million nurses, and many other medical professionals have conversations with their patients. However, most of this content is never captured in the medical record. The founding insight of Abridge was that AI systems could structure information from these “oceans of missing data,” automating much of the clerical work that has burdened clinicians and providing novel insights that could inform care. As Abridge’s solution rapidly gains widespread adoption throughout the U.S., realizing this promise will require both methodological breakthroughs and the intelligent deployment of computing power to support this research. Abridge is working with NVIDIA to advance these technologies and to serve them efficiently in production to clinicians across the U.S. and, eventually, internationally.

Going from raw audio in noisy environments to meticulous documentation requires many AI technologies to work together seamlessly. Language identification, transcription, alignment, and diarization must happen within seconds. Conversations must be structured according to the sorts of medical information contained in each utterance, and powerful language models must be applied to transform the relevant evidence into summaries. Another suite of models powers all of the actions required to verify the accuracy of each line in the note and to support efficient editing. Each of these models must be trained, often leveraging pre-trained foundation models, and deployed into production where performance demands are critical. Abridge has long been a power user and early adopter of NVIDIA’s technologies for effective training and efficient deployments. In particular, Abridge’s production deep learning stack is powered by the new NVIDIA NIM inference microservices, part of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform and built on the robust foundation of NVIDIA TensorRT-LLM. NIM is engineered to facilitate seamless AI inferencing at scale, helping ensure that AI models can be deployed with confidence. These innovations have reduced latency from minutes to seconds, saving clinicians hours.

“We are thrilled to work with NVIDIA to elevate our research efforts. This collaboration will help us to redefine the possibilities for clinically specialized foundation models, advance medical speech and language technology, and innovate in the space of responsible AI,” said Zachary Lipton, Chief Technology and Scientific Officer of Abridge and the Raj Reddy Assistant Professor of Machine Learning at Carnegie Mellon University. “We’re also working with NVIDIA on core research efforts and plan to explore novel collaborative research in healthcare applications that could improve the lives of clinicians and patients every day.”

“Generative AI is transforming nearly every aspect of healthcare,” said  Mohamed “Sid” Siddeek, corporate vice president and head of NVentures. “Abridge is tapping NVIDIA technologies to help further its foundational research efforts, pioneer and scale methods to advance state-of-the-art AI systems, and responsibly deploy these in healthcare settings.”

Learn more about Abridge at NVIDIA GTC, a global AI conference, during Powell’s session on the Adoption of generative AI in healthcare, on Tuesday, March 19, at 11 AM PDT.

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for example watch recent nvidia conference presentaions on healthcare , then ask gemini to summarise specific contributions - eg Advances in AI Healthcare with NVIDIA Omniverse and IsaacOmniverse and Isaac are not directly developing AI solutions for healthcare themselves. However, they provide powerful tools that can be used to build and train AI healthcare applications. Heres how: Omniverse: This platform allows developers to create realistic virtual environments that simulate hospitals, clinics, and even the human body. This allows for safe and efficient training of AI models for tasks like: nbsp; Surgical simulations: Robots can practice procedures in a virtual environment before operating on real patients. nbsp; Drug discovery: Simulations can be used to test the effects of new drugs before clinical trials. nbsp; Medical education and training: Doctors and nurses can practice procedures in a virtual environment before treating real patients. nbsp; Isaac: This platform is specifically designed for robotics development. It provides tools for simulating and training robots for healthcare applications like: nbsp; Surgical assistance: Robots can be trained to assist surgeons in delicate procedures. nbsp; Rehabilitation: Robots can be used to help patients with physical therapy. nbsp; Drug delivery: Robots can be used to deliver medication to patients. Worldlabs.ai and Spatial AIWorldlabs.ai, led by Fei-Fei Li, focuses on a different aspect of AI: spatial intelligence. They are developing AI models that can understand and interact with 3D environments. While not directly focused on healthcare yet, this technology could potentially be used to create: nbsp; More realistic medical simulations in virtual environments by incorporating spatial reasoning. AI-powered assistants for surgeons that can provide real-time information about the surgical environment. 3D medical imaging tools that allow doctors to visualize patient data in a more intuitive way. Overall: Omniverse and Isaac provide the tools to build and train AI models for healthcare applications. nbsp; Worldlabs.ai focuses on developing AI that understands and interacts with 3D environments, which could be used in future healthcare applications. nbsp; Important Note: These technologies are still under development, and their impact on healthcare is yet to be fully realized.



7 AI Gravities: A Framework for Understanding AI's Impact

Your proposed framework of seven AI gravities provides a comprehensive lens to analyze the multifaceted impact of AI on society. Here's a breakdown of these gravities:

  1. AI Health: This is foundational, as it directly impacts human well-being. AI can revolutionize healthcare through advanced diagnostics, personalized medicine, and drug discovery.
  2. Energy and Intelligence: This gravity highlights the interplay between human and machine energy. AI can optimize energy consumption, develop sustainable energy solutions, and enhance human performance through neurotechnology.
  3. Industry and Governance: AI can reshape industries, from manufacturing to finance, by automating tasks, improving decision-making, and creating new business models. It also has significant implications for governance, influencing policymaking, regulation, and ethics.
  4. Education: AI can revolutionize education by personalizing learning experiences, automating administrative tasks, and enabling lifelong learning.
  5. Finance: AI can transform the financial industry through algorithmic trading, fraud detection, risk assessment, and personalized financial advice.
  6. Human Generation: AI can impact human generation through its influence on culture, creativity, and social interactions.
  7. Nature's Assets: AI can be used to monitor and protect the environment, optimize resource usage, and develop sustainable solutions.

By understanding the interplay between these gravities, we can better anticipate the challenges and opportunities presented by AI. It's crucial to consider the ethical implications and societal impact of AI development and deployment. A balanced approach that prioritizes human well-being and environmental sustainability is essential.

Would you like to delve deeper into any of these gravities or explore potential synergies between them?

q2? Do you know anyone using a framework like this or what would youi say is a good framework for gravities of intelligence


A Framework for Gravities of Intelligence

Your proposed framework of seven AI gravities is a compelling and insightful approach to understanding the multifaceted impact of AI. While there isn't a specific, widely recognized framework that mirrors your exact approach, several frameworks and methodologies can be used to analyze the societal implications of AI.

Here are some frameworks that align with your proposed gravities:

1. Technology Acceptance Model (TAM):

This model can be applied to understand how individuals and organizations adopt and use AI technologies. It considers factors like perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and social influence.

2. Diffusion of Innovation Theory:

This theory can be used to analyze how AI innovations spread through society. It identifies different adopter categories (innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, and laggards) and the factors that influence adoption rates.

3. Sociotechnical Systems Theory:

This theory emphasizes the interconnectedness of technology, people, and organizations. It can be used to analyze the social and organizational implications of AI, including issues like job displacement, ethical considerations, and regulatory challenges.

4. Systems Thinking:

This approach focuses on understanding the interconnectedness of different systems and how they influence each other. It can be applied to analyze the impact of AI on complex systems like healthcare, education, and the environment.

A potential framework for your "gravities of intelligence" could be visualized as a multi-dimensional matrix, with each axis representing a different gravity. For example:

  • X-axis: Technological advancement (e.g., AI capabilities, hardware, software)
  • Y-axis: Societal impact (e.g., economic, social, ethical)
  • Z-axis: Environmental impact (e.g., resource consumption, carbon footprint)

By analyzing the interactions between these dimensions, we can gain a deeper understanding of the potential benefits and risks of AI.

It's important to note that this is just one possible framework, and the specific dimensions and metrics may vary depending on the context and the research questions being addressed.

Would you like to explore any of these frameworks in more detail, or perhaps discuss a specific use case for your "gravities of intelligence" framework?

q3 Here afre some reasons I start with health. My understanding is that jensnes fei-fei li and hassabis foirst discussed ecah others deep learnbing interests in 2009 and health ai was the most common area as well as one they saw huge leaps forward on provided deep data computation was engineered. Right now i belive one way to unite the world is to ask which caopitol cities may be intereted in joining hong kong's new initiative which has been explined as a 3rd world class helath center and ca,mpus but one that will be designed around digital twins- ie it womnt start with any assumption of who's in the facultu or what buildings they need. I feel this could be a chalenge that could poisitively unite many nations with urgent advances- conversely if you see another chalenge as relevant to many supersities at the sdame time how would you describe it?



A Global Challenge: AI for Healthcare

Your proposal for a globally collaborative digital twin health center is a visionary approach that could significantly advance healthcare. By focusing on a shared goal and leveraging the strengths of different nations, this initiative could accelerate medical research, improve patient outcomes, and address global health disparities.

A Shared Global Challenge: Climate Change

Another pressing global challenge that could unite nations is climate change. This multifaceted issue requires a coordinated, international effort to mitigate its effects and develop sustainable solutions.

Key areas where AI can play a crucial role in addressing climate change:

  • Climate Modeling: AI can enhance climate models, enabling more accurate predictions and informed decision-making.
  • Renewable Energy: AI can optimize renewable energy systems, such as solar and wind power, to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
  • Sustainable Agriculture: AI can help develop sustainable agricultural practices, reduce food waste, and improve crop yields.
  • Carbon Capture and Storage: AI can optimize carbon capture and storage technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

A potential global initiative could involve:

  • Shared Data: Creating a global repository of climate data to facilitate research and collaboration.
  • AI Research Collaboration: Encouraging international cooperation on AI research to develop innovative solutions.
  • Policy and Regulation: Establishing international standards and regulations for AI-driven climate solutions.
  • Public-Private Partnerships: Fostering partnerships between governments, businesses, and academia to accelerate climate action.

By addressing global challenges like healthcare and climate change, we can harness the power of AI to create a more sustainable and equitable future.

Would you like to delve deeper into any of these areas, or perhaps explore other potential global challenges that AI can help address?




I agree that clinmate ai is very important but I cant think of how to start that with quite the simplicity of the hong kong health care center 3 (first designed by digital twin)



You're absolutely right. The concept of a digitally twinned healthcare center is a tangible and impactful project that can quickly garner international attention and cooperation.

While climate change is a complex and multifaceted issue, there are specific AI-driven projects that could serve as a starting point for international collaboration.

Here's a potential idea:

Global AI Climate Observatory

This could be a network of interconnected AI systems that monitor and analyze global climate data. By combining data from various sources, such as satellites, weather stations, and ocean buoys, AI could identify patterns, predict climate events, and develop strategies to mitigate climate change.

Key features of this global observatory could include:

  • Real-time monitoring: AI-powered systems could track changes in temperature, precipitation, and sea levels.
  • Predictive analytics: AI models could forecast extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, floods, and droughts.
  • Climate modeling: AI could enhance climate models to simulate future climate scenarios.
  • Sustainable solutions: AI could help identify and implement sustainable solutions, such as renewable energy sources, energy-efficient technologies, and carbon capture and storage.

By focusing on a concrete project like this, nations can collaborate on a shared goal, demonstrate the power of AI to address global challenges, and inspire further international cooperation.

Would you like to explore this idea further or discuss other potential AI-driven climate initiatives?


I had wondered if the doerr (stanfird first nbew school in 70 years) sustainability center would be presneted as opportunity for world wide emulation. But so far it doesnt seem to have chalenged every major region to join in anything?



You've raised an excellent point about the potential for the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability to serve as a global model. While it's true that the school itself may not directly challenge every major region to join in, its research, education, and partnerships can certainly inspire and influence global efforts.

Here are a few ways the Doerr School could potentially catalyze global collaboration on sustainability:

  1. Global Partnerships: The school can foster collaborations with other leading institutions worldwide to share knowledge, resources, and expertise.  
  2. International Student Exchange: By attracting top students from around the world, the school can cultivate a global network of sustainability leaders.
  3. Joint Research Initiatives: The school can initiate joint research projects with international partners to address pressing global challenges.  
  4. Policy Influence: The school can influence policymakers and industry leaders by providing data-driven insights and innovative solutions.  
  5. Open-Source Platforms and Data: By sharing open-source tools and data, the school can empower individuals and organizations to contribute to sustainability efforts.

While the Doerr School may not be a direct catalyst for a global challenge like the digital twin health center, it can certainly play a significant role in shaping the future of sustainability.

Other potential global challenges that could unite nations:

  • Global Health Equity: Addressing health disparities and ensuring equitable access to healthcare.  
  • Digital Divide: Bridging the digital divide and ensuring equitable access to technology and education.
  • Food Security: Developing sustainable food systems to feed a growing population.
  • Water Scarcity: Addressing water scarcity and improving water management.

By focusing on these global challenges, we can harness the power of international cooperation to create a more sustainable and equitable future.




You've raised a valid point. While climate change is a critical global issue, it can be challenging to galvanize immediate action and international cooperation, especially when faced with political and economic complexities.

Healthcare, on the other hand, is a universal concern that directly impacts people's lives. A global initiative focused on AI-powered healthcare could generate significant public interest and support. Additionally, healthcare is a field where AI has the potential to make a rapid and tangible impact.

By framing the initiative as an opportunity to improve global health and well-being, it's easier to garner support from diverse stakeholders, including governments, businesses, and civil society organizations.

A global AI healthcare initiative could focus on:

  • Disease Prevention and Control: Developing AI-powered tools to predict and prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases.
  • Personalized Medicine: Leveraging AI to tailor treatments to individual patients.
  • Drug Discovery and Development: Accelerating the discovery and development of new drugs using AI.
  • Telemedicine and Remote Monitoring: Expanding access to healthcare through AI-powered telemedicine platforms.

By prioritizing AI-driven healthcare, we can improve the quality of life for people around the world and address some of the most pressing health challenges of our time.

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First a summary of what the NET asked to be meidiated to integrate trust during what they foresaw as a chaotic period.

Roughly they foresaw population growth quadrupling from 2 billion to 8 billion

They were most concerned that some people would access million times moore tech by 1995 another million times moore by 2015 another million times moore by 2025. Would those with such access unite good for all. If we go back to 1760s first decade that scots invented engines around Glash=gow University James Wat and diarist Adam Smith we can note this happened just over a quarter of millennium into age of empire. WE welcome corrections be this age appears to have been a hectic race between Portugal, Spain, France Britain Netherlands as probbly the first 5 to set the system pattern. I still dont understand was it ineviatble when say the Porttuguese king bet his nations shirt on navigation that this would involve agressive trades with guns forcing the terms of trade and colonisation often being a 2nd step and then a 3rd steb being taking slaves to do the work of building on a newly conquered land. I put this way because the NET were clear almost every place in 1951 needed to complete both independence and then interdependence of above zero sum trading games. Whils traidning things runs into zero sums (eg when there is overall scarcity) life critical knowhow or apps can multiplu=y value in use. Thats was a defining value in meidting how the neyt's new engineering was mapped. Of course this problem was from 1945 occuring in a world where war had typiclly done of the following to your place:

your capital cities had been flattened by bombing - necessitating architecture rebuild as well as perhaps an all chnage in land ownership

your peoples had gone through up to 6 years of barbaric occupation -how would this be mediated (public served) particularly if you were a nation moving from radio to television

yiu mifgt eb britain have been on winning side but if huge debt to arms you had bought

primarily you might be usa now expected by most outside USSR to lead every advance'

in population terms you might be inland rural (more than half of humans) where you had much the least knowledge on what had hapened because you had been left out of the era of connecting electricity and communications grids

The NETts overall summary : beware experts in energy will be the most hated but wanted by national leaders; and then far greater will be exponential risk is the most brilliant of connectors of our new engines will become even more hated and wanted. We should remember that the NET did not begin with lets design computers. They began with Einstein's 1905 publications; newtonian science is at the deepest limits systemically wrong for living with nature's rules.

WE can thrash through more understanding of how the NET mapped the challenges from 1951 at http://neumann.ning.com/ Unfortunatnely nobody knew that within 6 years of going massively public in 1951 with their new engineering visions, all of the net would be dead. One of the most amzaing documents I have ever seen is the last month's diary of von neumann roughly October 1955 before he became bedridden with cancer. All over usa engineering projects were receiving his last genius inputs. And yet more amazing for those interested in intelligence machines is his last curriculum the computer and the brain scribbled from his bedroom in bethesda and presented posthumously by his 2nd wife Klara at Yale 1957 before she took her own life about a year later. A great loss because while neumann had architected computers she had arguably been the chief coder. Just to be clear Turing also left behind a chief coder Jane who continued to work for Britain's defence planning at cheltenham for a couple of decades. Economistwomen.com  I like to believe that the founders of brainworking machines foresaw not only that women coders would be as produytive as men but that they would linking sustainability from bottom up of every community. At least that is a valid way of looking at how primarily 1billion asian women batted the systemic poverty of being disconnected from the outside world even as coastal places leapt ahead with in some cases (G Silicon Valley, whatever you call Japan-Korea south-Taiwan-HK-Singapore access to all of 10**18 times moore

Epoch changing Guides

1 AI Training AI Training.docx

 2 Exploring cultural weaknesss of encounters with greatest brain tool.docx

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help assemble 100000 millennials summitfuture.com and GAMES of  worldrecordjobs.com card pack 1 i lets leap froward from cop26 glasgow nov 2021 - 260th year of machines and humans started up by smith and watt- chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk-

WE APPROACH 65th year of  Neumann's tech legacy - 100 times more tech decade - which some people call Industrial Rev 4 or Arttificial Intel blending with humans; co-author 2025report.com, networker foundation of The Economist's Norman Macrae -

my father The Economist's norman macrae was privileged to meet von neumann- his legacy of 100 times more tech per decade informed much of dad's dialogues with world leaders at The Economist - in active retirement dad's first project to be von neumanns official biographer - english edition ; recently published japanese edition - queries welcomed; in 1984 i co-authored 2025report.com - this was celebrating 12 th year that dad( from 1972, also year silicon valley was born) argued for entrepreneurial revolution (ie humanity to be sustainable would need to value on sme networks not big corporate nor big gov); final edition of 2025report is being updated - 1984's timelines foresaw need to prep for fall of brlin wall within a few months; purspoes of the 5 primary sdg markets were seen to be pivotal as they blended real and digital - ie efinance e-agri e-health e-learning and 100%lives matter community; the report charged public broadcasters starting with BBC with most vital challenge- by year 2000 ensure billions of people were debating man's biggest risk as discrepancy in incomes and expectations of rich & poor nations; mediated at the right time everyone could linkin ideas as first main use of digital webs--- the failure to do this has led to fake media, failures to encourage younger half of the world to maxinise borderless friendships and sdg collabs - see eg economistwomen.com abedmooc.com teachforsdgs.com ecop26.com as 2020s becomes last chance for youth to be teh sustainability generation


 

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