News about open_data on 2023-01-21
《 TAIPEI TIMES 》 Beef might stave off depression , new study suggests - 焦點
Eating beef might reduce the risk of severe depression, a study suggests. The BBC's Lin Hui-chin and Jonathan Chin spoke to the NHRI physician, but they are not aware of the belief that ‘healthy’ foods could relieve depression.
Source: news.ltn.com.tw
Published on 2023-01-21
ChatGPT Stole Your Work . So What Are You Going to Do ?
In our series of letters from African journalists, novelist and writer Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani looks at how artificial intelligence (AI) systems learn about the world, and how they use their content for free, writes the BBC’s Lucy Kellaway.
Source: wired.com
Published on 2023-01-21
Delaware working to tackle racial disparity in test scores
Students in the US state of Delaware are still being tested for coronavirus, according to the latest assessments from the state schools’ admissions body, the Open Data Observatory. While a third through eighth degree grades have been taken by their teachers, black and Latino students continue to lag in test scores.
Source: whyy.org
Published on 2023-01-21
Digitisation 2 . 0 , democratisation of credit , and infra expansion will be the drivers for India growth trajectory
India is on a new trajectory amid the growing uncertainty surrounding the global economy, writes the BBC's Geeta Pandey. Why is the country looking to remain one of the most credible and stronger voice on the world stage?
Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com
Published on 2023-01-21
Elliott Plack is putting Baltimore on the OpenStreetMap and he could use some help
Baltimore is one of the largest cities in the United States, but it is now getting a new way to get the city on the OpenStreetMap. The BBC’s Tom Rose looks at how it changed the way it has been created. Why?
Source: technical.ly
Published on 2023-01-21
Empowering Open Science With The NASA Science Discovery Engine ( SDE )
Nasa’s Science Discovery Engine is ready to launch in the US. The SDE aims to encourage open science practices across the space agency. But what is it like for the science community? The BBC's Chris Stokel-Walker explains.
Source: spaceref.com
Published on 2023-01-21
Top five stories you may have missed
In our series of letters from African journalists, journalist and columnist Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani considers whether to punish people who refuse to unlock their mobile phones when authorities demand access to the personal information of the Lebanese central bank.
Source: luxtimes.lu
Published on 2023-01-21