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There are more than 12,000 species of ants, in every conceivable environment, and they're using interactions differently to meet different environmental challenges.
And we see that a lot of individuals were facing the same challenges and were fighting for the same values, no matter if they lived in the US or in USSR or in France or in China or in Czechoslovakia.
Today, however, we still face massive challenges in detecting and diagnosing several life-threatening illnesses, such as infectious diseases and cancer.
We have invented a variety of unorthodox AI architectures to solve some of the most important challenges facing us today in medical imaging and clinical trials.
As a student of adversity, I've been struck over the years by how some people with major challenges seem to draw strength from them.
The questions we ask, the choices we make, and the challenges we face are, as always, up to us.
Before long, ambitious Norman knights were looking for new challenges.
All of the grand challenges that we face today, like climate change and human rights and demographics and terrorism and pandemics and narco-trafficking and human slavery and species loss, I could go on, we're not making an awful lot of progress against an awful lot of those challenges.
It will also bring immense challenges in terms of potential job replacements.
These are some of the products that I've helped design over the course of my career, and their scale is so massive that they've produced unprecedented design challenges.
I mean, the view raises any number of questions, has any number of challenges, like how do those little bits of consciousness add up to the kind of complex consciousness we know and love.
Because now I know that when you engage people in the why, it challenges their perspective, and it changes their attitudes.
And what I'd like to do is to invite all of you to help create this curriculum with the stories and the experiences and the challenges that each of you lives and faces, to create something powerfully collective.
The university even took measures to train its students to equip them with the skills that they need to confront challenges such as harassment, and for the first the time, I felt I wasn't alone.
Don't get me wrong, the challenges that women will face in telling their stories is real, but we need to start pursuing and trying to identify mediums to participate in our system and not just pursue the media blindly.
This galaxy is so peculiar, that it challenges our theories and our assumptions about how the universe works.
Big data is important, and big data is new, and when you think about it, the only way this planet is going to deal with its global challenges — to feed people, supply them with medical care, supply them with energy, electricity, and to make sure they're not burnt to a crisp because of global warming — is because of the effective use of data.
Because the challenges that we face, they're not technological, they're cultural.
For them, "doing bad things" typically means doing something that poses meaningful challenges to the exercise of our own power.
It uses state-of-the-art molecular biology, a low-cost, 3D-printed device, and data science to try to tackle one of humanity's toughest challenges.
We're constantly bombarded with stories about how much data there is in the world, but when it comes to big data and the challenges of interpreting it, size isn't everything.
And so it's not just big data that causes challenges of interpretation, because let's face it, we human beings have a very rich history of taking any amount of data, no matter how small, and screwing it up.
I would argue that there are some very real challenges to new power in this nascent phase.
While we humans, we are happy in our comfort zone, these plants also need their ecosystem to be preserved, and they don't react — endemic plants don't react to very harsh changes in their ecosystem, and yet we know what are the challenges that climate change, for example, is posing to these plants.
So the challenges we face today are twofold.
But there are challenges here.
It's a measurement tool invented in the 20th century to address the challenges of the 20th century.
In the 21st century, we face new challenges: aging, obesity, climate change, and so on.
To face those challenges, we need new tools of measurement, new ways of valuing progress.
So we had some 21st-century gear, but the reality is that the challenges that Scott faced were the same that we faced: those of the weather and of what Scott called glide, the amount of friction between the sledges and the snow.
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