Enhancing Collaboration in Advanced Technology: A Conversation with Elon Musk on AI and Innovation.

Elon Musk is an innovator and entrepreneur whose focus is the development of cutting edge technology and particularly Application Intelligence (AI). Today's discussion revolved around understanding the dynamics of change in artificial intelligence with ways of improving teamwork in that field. Musk is also known for coming up with some mega ideas and even more mega strategies so it was not surprising that the call for global cooperation in use of AI was made to avoid disorganized competition of nations and industries that would ultimately waste a lot of resources and fail to solve the key issues of the 21st century. That vision which is his echoes with the increasing understanding that in order to tap the capabilities of AI, proactive implementation of these capabilities is of collective, rather than individual, nature. A focal point of the discussion was the ethics of AI and its development. As Musk pointed out, AI is more than a device, it is a way of thinking that will change bu

Volunteers produce life-saving valves for an Italian hospital to treat patients affected by Coronavirus


A group of Italian volunteers distributed 3D printed versions of a vital medical device. Cristian Fracassi and Alessandro Romaioli used their 3D printer to create unofficial copies of a patented valve, which was scarcely available in Italian hospitals.A hospital in Italy needed valves after being exhausted during the treatment of patients for COVID-19. The hospital's usual supplier said they couldn't make the valves in time to treat patients. So, this started the search for a way to 3D print part of the replica and Cristian Fracassi and Alessandro Romaioli, who work in the Italian start-up‘Isinnova’, offered their company's printer for this job.

So far, the valves they have made have worked on 10 patients since March 14, according to Massimo Temporelli, the founder of the Italian company FabLab, who helped recruit Fracassi and Romaioli to print the valves."Patients were life threatening people and we acted," Fracassi said in a Facebook post. He also said that "we have no intention of profiting from this situation, we will not use the designs or the product beyond the strict need. who asked us to act and we will not spread the patented valve design”.Italy has recorded more than 41000 confirmed COVID-19 infections, and over 3400 confirmed deaths.

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