In an example of how policy can have unintended consequences in academia, a new study explores why self-citation and international citations have increased rapidly in Italy.

https://t.co/7MfUdIIBxy

Exciting to see more work happening in the AI and Chemistry space, exploring other areas for knowledge and process improvement.

A team out of Cambridge has developed a platform for predicting the outcome of complex chemical reactions with 90% accuracy.

https://t.co/5FlyFR46SM

An Irish teen took the grand prize for the Google Science Fair by introducing a method of removing microplastics from water with 87% effectiveness. #sciencefair #youngscientist #Discovery #ScienceTwitter

https://t.co/ajCRPkXAp7

Discussions about #AGI still have "a whiff of science fiction," as this article puts it, but a new $1 billion investment into @OpenAI from @Microsoft may prompt some big developments in the space.

https://t.co/i95RcS3beX

Recently we posted an article about the balance between supervised and unsupervised learning, but this AI scientist believes that unsupervised learning will be the key to unlock the next AI revolution.

What do you think?

https://t.co/xDTx6Uh1Qv #ai #unsupervisedlearning #future

An exciting couple of days at the @LedgerEu Welcome Camp in Amsterdam! Watch the video to view the @ProjectAiur pitch as well as the 15 other projects in the program. Check out Project Aiur at 1:05:30. #ai #blockchain #science

https://t.co/dBXzdUvSSK

What does the balance between supervised and unsupervised #ML look like, and how does it apply to business and research? This @techradar article takes a practical look at some common examples of where humans should still be involved. https://t.co/zCXAkMOhCd

There has been a lot of movement lately in the AI ethics and regulation space, but what’s behind it all? @singularityu recently published an article detailing where the rush started, and where it may go in the future. https://t.co/9eXtxQBc2m #ai #AIEthics