Topic: academic research

Carnegie Mellon researcher and Abridge co-founder Zachary Lipton discusses where machine learning can help healthcare and why clinical work is harder to automate than software development. The conversation examines medical documentation, decision support, drug discovery, open models and model routing, then turns to academic research, doctoral training and the effects of automation on scientific careers. Hosted by Ravid Shwartz Ziv and Allen Roush. Watch the full conversation on the publisher’s YouTube channel.

Anna Knörr presents two projects connecting quantum research and its broader interpretation. One is a science-fiction play developed by PSI alumni that uses quantum concepts to examine commercialisation, the balance between industrial and academic research, who benefits from quantum technologies and expectations for fault-tolerant computing. The other surveys developments in classical and quantum reservoir computing.