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

British curriculum most popular in Dubai

 

British curriculum

The British program remains the foremost fashionable selection in Dubai, however Emirati families choose to send their children to yank colleges, a report reveals. The findings discharged by the data and Human Development Authority, the emirate' non-public education regulator, show thirty six per cent of pupils in Dubai study in British

schools. The Indian curriculum is that the second most popular, attended by twenty six per cent of pupils, followed by the yank curriculum, attracting fifteen per cent of pupils. solely seven per cent of youngsters attend International Baccalaureate schools and four per cent opt for the UK/IB hybrid program.

The remaining twelve per cent attend different curriculum colleges. the bulk of Emirati pupils registered privately schools — sixty per cent — attend yank schools, followed by twenty four per cent at British schools. The report conjointly found that four out of each 5 lecturers are women. Indians structure thirty one per cent of teachers, whereas seventeen per cent are British and ten per cent Egyptian.

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