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Madison March

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Madison March is a CNA expert in peace-building policing and community justice issues.

crimes and conflict from Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam. She also has a Bachelor of Arts in criminology and a Bachelor of Arts in sociology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Madison March

Season 2: Gender and National Security

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In 2022, InclusiveNatSec focused on the theme of Gender and National Security. The virtual event series featured a range of distinguished keynote speakers from government, academia, and the private sector.

, professor of sociology, Hamline University Read the Event Summary  gray half Gender Stereotypes and Transgender Service Members https://www.youtube.com/embed/xPqtEHyNL4s small gray half This event

Inclusive NatSec: Gender Stereotypes and Transgender Service Members

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On March 10, 2022, CNA's Inclusive National security initiative (@InclusiveNatSec on Twitter) hosted a discussion on Gender Stereotypes and Transgender Service Members. The event featured guest speaker Lt Col Bree Fram (Deputy Chief, Acquisition Policies and Processes Division, US Space Force; Co-Lead of the Department of the Air Force Transgender Policy Team; and Senior Ranking Active Duty Transgender Officer in DOD) and was moderated by Dr. Máel Embser-Herbert (Professor of Sociology, Hamline University).

Inclusive NatSec: Gender Stereotypes and Transgender Service Members On March 10, 2022, CNA's Inclusive National security initiative (@InclusiveNatSec on Twitter) hosted a discussion on Gender Stereotypes and Transgender Service Members. The event featured guest speaker Lt Col Bree Fram (Deputy Chief, Acquisition Policies and Processes Division, US Space Force; Co-Lead of the Department of the Air Force Transgender Policy Team; and Senior Ranking Active Duty Transgender Officer in DOD) and was moderated by Dr. Máel Embser-Herbert (Professor of Sociology, Hamline University). Inclusive NatSec

Inclusive NatSec September 27 2023

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For CNA Inclusive National Security, Patricia Hill Collins, Charles Phelps Taft, Maleeka Glover discussed intersections affecting violence and young people

featured Dr. Patricia Hill Collins, distinguished university professor emerita of sociology at the University of Maryland, College Park, and Charles Phelps Taft, professor emerita of African American

ai with ai: Battledrone Galactica

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Andy and Dave discuss the latest in AI news and research, including the introduction of a lawsuit against Microsoft, GitHub and OpenAI for allegedly violating copyright law by reproducing open-source code using AI. The Texas Attorney General files a lawsuit against Google alleging unlawful capture and use of biometric data of Texans without their consent. DARPA flies its final flight of ALIAS, an autonomous system outfitted on a UH-60 Black Hawk. And Rafael’s DRONE DOME counter-UAS system wins Pentagon certification. In research, Meta publishes work on Cicero, an AI agent that combines Large Language Models with strategic reasoning to achieve human-level performance in Diplomacy. Meta researchers also publish work on ESMFold, an AI algorithm that predicts structures from some 600 million proteins, “mostly unknown.” And Meta also releases (then takes down due to misuse) Galactica, a 120B parameter language model for scientific papers. In a similar, but less turbulent vein, Explainpaper provides the ability to upload a paper, highlight confusing text, and ask queries to get explanations.  CRC Press publishes online for free Data Science and Machine Learning: Mathematical and Statistical Methods, a thorough text for upper-class college or grad-school level. And finally, the video of the week features Andrew Pickering, Professor Emeritus of sociology and philosophy at the University of Exeter, UK, with a video on the Cybernetic Brain, and the book of the same name, published in 2011.

and Statistical Methods, a thorough text for upper-class college or grad-school level. And finally, the video of the week features Andrew Pickering, Professor Emeritus of sociology and philosophy

ai with ai: Countering AI Classifiers, and Introducing Doubt to AI

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Andy and Dave discuss a newly announced method of attack on the speech-to-text capability DeepSpeech, which introduces noise to an audio waveform so that the AI does not hear the original message, but instead hears a message that the attacker intends. They also discuss the introduction of probabilistic models to AI as a way for AI to "embrace uncertainty" and make better decisions (or perhaps doubt whether or not humans should remain alive). And finally, Andy and Dave discuss some recent applications of AI to different areas of scientific study, particularly in the examination of very large data sets.

Castellani, Associate Prof of Sociology at Kent State University Astronomy: Monica Young, "Machine Learning Astronomy," Sky and Telescope, Dec 2017, pp.20-27 Physics: Hunting for new particles - AI

cna-pss-price-list

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, messaging, word processing, and photocopying. 541330ENG. 541611, 541715, 611430, 611512 Analyst MS/MA in Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Engineering, Operations Research, or related scientific or technical ... ; maintain accurate and detailed records. Junior Analyst BS/BA in Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Engineering, Operations Research, or related scientific or technical fields 5 years Assists ... for evaluation of data. Supervises the work of less experienced staff members. 541611 Principal Analyst MS/MA in Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Engineering, Operations 15 years Serves as a senior

cna_inclusivenatsec invitation_sept 27 event_lethal intersections

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cna_inclusivenatsec invitation_sept 27 event_lethal intersections Dear Colleagues, We are excited to invite you to the next event in the Inclusive National Security initiative, which will close out the third year’s theme of intersectionality and national security. Our upcoming event— Lethal Intersections: Safety, Security, and Youth —will take place on Wednesday, September 27th at 3:00 PM ET via Zoom. Our keynote speaker will be Dr. Patricia Hill Collins, Distinguished University Professor of Sociology at the University of Maryland, College Park. Dr. Maleeka Glover, the Executive Director