InPurely HeartsbyManojit Damodar Debnath·4d agoWhat Will You Prefer? — Treating Equally or Treating FairlyTreating equally may not be fair in many cases. Treating fairly is desirable.A response icon28A response icon28
Pratinav·Oct 24One step closer to autonomous cars: IndiaRecently the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has proposed the introduction of ADAS features in multiple categories of…
Canadian Science Publishing·Oct 21Imagining the best possible future for Arctic biodiversityWhen people talk about the future of the Arctic, the conversation is often dominated by stories of loss due to the growing impacts of…
InState of the FuturebyGavin Freeguard·Oct 14Newsletter #2: Devo, digital, Data BitesAh, autumn. Mists and mellow fruitfulness, and all that. Or at least it was before climate change.
InState of the FuturebyGavin Freeguard·Oct 14NEW REPORT: Policy Camp 2026 — a summary of the dayDOWNLOAD THE REPORT
Zoe Kourtali·Oct 1Confessions of an economistHow Angus Deaton’s 2024 recantation has agedA response icon1A response icon1
Ponmani Thiagarajan·Sep 7Cracking the 3D Error Bowl: Writing a Machine Learning Optimizer From ScratchWhy black-box libraries shield you from the true beauty of gradient descent calculus, and how I built a smart-city predictive fleet engine…
Hollyannika·Aug 8The Price of Motherhood: Why Declining Birth Rates Are a Rational Response to Systemic StressFalling birth rates are not a moral failure. They are a rational response to economic insecurity and the rising cost of motherhood.
InDiscovery at NestabyKarlis Kanders·Jun 15Policy Atlas: from prototype to pilotsAI-powered tool for helping policymakers search for evidence searches, assess its strength and trace citations back to the source
Sarah Fluchs·May 27Weg mit den Security-Anforderungen! [German]Drei Grundsätze für wirksame Cybersecurity-RegulierungA response icon1A response icon1