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INTERPERSONAL : SCIENCES
Lewis | Russell |
Norris |
Previously: 'sport'
See also: https://www.formula1.com/
Hodges' model is a conceptual framework to support reflection and critical thinking. Situated, the model can help integrate all disciplines (academic and professional). Amid news items, are posts that illustrate the scope and application of the model. A bibliography and A4 template are provided in the sidebar. Welcome to the QUAD ...
Lewis | Russell |
Norris |
Previously: 'sport'
See also: https://www.formula1.com/
Posted by Peter Jones at 10:25 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: bias , complexity , cooperation , coordination , determination , endurance , entertainment , fairness , judgement , neutrality , order , persistence , play , politics , safety , skills , sport , teamwork , weather
https://www.nature.com/immersive/maddoxprize/winners/index.html'We are pleased to announce the winners for the 2025 Nature Awards for Standing Up For Science - The John Maddox Prize.
We are proud to announce that our Maddox Prize winner is Virginia Burkett, United States Geological Survey. Judges were impressed by her persistence, as a government adviser and an expert in coastal systems, in the face of opposition.' ...
2. KEEP RECEIPTS (your memory) know your institution's scientific integrity policy | 2. Never compromise on scientific integrity |
3. Find allies 5. Be prepared for setbacks, e.g. relying on family and religious faith. | keep receipts (your defence) 4. KNOW YOUR INSTITUTION'S SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY POLICY |
My source:
Anjana Ahuja, Tips for resisting the anti-science lurch, Opinion, Research. Financial Times, Wednesday 5 November, 2025, p.20.
Posted by Peter Jones at 2:47 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: advice , allies , anti-science , determination , family , girls , government , Hodges' model , institutions , integrity , motivation , nature , persistence , policy , prize , sciences , standards , STEM , truth , values
The time to test Hodges' model* is to be extended (in my dreams...).
Or. Do not underestimate 'simple' models.
The time to evaluate Hodges' model:
When applied it is important that checkpoints are agreed:
My source:
Christina Criddle, Concerns raised after OpenAI slashes time taken to test potential risks of latest models, FTWeekend, 12-13 April, 2025, p.14. (italicised terms discussed).
See also:
Radhika Rajkumar, Editor. OpenAI used to test its AI models for months - now it's days. Why that matters, ZDNET.
Posted by Peter Jones at 8:51 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: AI , corporations , determination , duration , efficiency , evaluation , LLMs , models , precautionary principle , prevention , progress , public safety , risk , safety , speed , standards , sufficiency , testing , time
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