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About
I am an award-winning researcher for Harvard and NASA, speaking about AI for Good.
AI for Good: AI x space: Can we monitor a microscopic organism from space?
Can we monitor with high accuracy a microscopic organism floating in water bodies not visible to the naked eye – all the way from space? The answer is yes – with the power of AI! Phytoplankton is a microscopic aquatic organism that produces over 50% of the Earth’s oxygen and maintains aquatic food webs – directly impacting 4 of the 17 UN SDGs. In February 2024, a NASA satellite (PACE satellite) was launched into orbit specifically to help monitor phytoplankton – among other goals. Harvard data science students collaborated with NASA to understand the potential implications of this new satellite data, such as: What color wavelength is the best predictor of phytoplankton? No, it is NOT green. Join us in this presentation to learn about the newest AI x Space technology, see phytoplankton samples from nearby Lake Geneva, and even TASTE phytoplankton!
Hacking into human attention
The average human adult's attention is 8 seconds. This means that by the time you hear / read this, I may have lost your attention. Here is how YouTubers and media companies hack into your attention!
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