Tag: Harvard
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Human controls, standards needed for artificial intelligence, experts say
Artificial intelligence is likely to transform the public sector by automating many government tasks—including making combat decisions. But, according to experts at a recent symposium held at Harvard University, this “over-the-horizon” technology can only guide and inform government leaders. There will always be a need for human decision making—and for clear ethical standards to prevent…
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Corita Kent and Pop Art at Harvard Fogg is a must-see
At the Fogg Museum’s “Corita Kent and the Language of Pop,” author Anita Harris wondered how she could have missed Kent’s amazing presence in the Pop Art scene. She soon found out.
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University reputation, rankings & reality
University communications and institutional research experts expressed doubt about the accuracy and usefulness of most college reputation and ranking systems.
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Newsrooms Must Adopt “Innovation Culture” To Survive, Google Exec says
Cambridge writer Anita Harris reports on Google News Exec’s advice to newspaper industry at Nieman Foundation, May 11, 2012
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Today Show’s Ann Curry Describes PTSD, Discouragement and Hope at Harvard Nieman Foundation
Anita Harris, PR Consultant, on Today Show’s Ann Curry description of trauma, importance of caring in foreign reporting.
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CBS News Chief Lauds Obama, predicts stronger newspapers
CBS Evening News Exec: At the recent G20 Summit, “when [Obama] stood up, it was a proud moment for America.”