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Artificial intelligence will be a powerful tool with many benefits – and risks that must be managed, said experts convened by TWAS at Trieste Next.
Experienced Austrian diplomat Clemens Mantl urged holistic approach to science diplomacy in an S4D4C talk at TWAS.
In a visit to TWAS, Vice-Mayor Ai Xuefeng of Shenzhen, China, learned how TWAS-China cooperation supports a new generation of scientists.
Climate-smart cocoa plantations in Central America may improve ecosystems resilience and help farmers to get better yields, says Nicaraguan TWAS Fellow Falguni Guharay.
A TWAS event at Trieste Next will explore benefits and challenges of the revolution driven by big data, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
The newly released TWAS Annual Report details a busy, successful 2018.
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