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Verbose AI: The Accessibility Challenge - CSUN 2025Ted Drake This presentation was created for the 2025 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference
Verbose AI: The Accessibility Challenge
Explore how verbose AI-generated image descriptions could hinder screen reader accessibility. We'll share real-world examples, the importance of context, AI's limitations, and practical solutions to promote inclusivity and encourage action.
Rapid Microbiological Methods in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Rapid Microbiological Methods in the Pharmaceutical Industry3rania3rania33 Rapid Microbiological Methods in
the Pharmaceutical Industry.
RRMs
The conventional microbiological methods used are limited by the time it takes to grow the
microorganism under the specifed test conditions. These methods have traditionally required
days until the results are obtained.
We want methods that are: Faster > More Sensitive > Lower Price > Higher Throughput > More
Specific > New Targets
The new methodsmany advantages, including shorter processing times, improved accuracy,
enhanced limits of detection, and other key attributes associated with the method.
TYPES OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES—RAPID MICROBIOLOGICAL METHODS:
Growth-based methods
Viability-based methods
Cellular component or artifact-based technologies
Nucleic acid-based
Spectroscopic methods
Transcript: Elements of Indigenous Style: Insights and applications for the b...
Transcript: Elements of Indigenous Style: Insights and applications for the b...BookNet Canada From acquisitions and editorial to marketing and sales teams, every team member plays a role in accurately, respectfully, and ethically championing Indigenous and traditionally underrepresented voices. This session, led by Warren Cariou, Lead Editor of the second edition of Gregory Younging’s Elements of Indigenous Style, is for book industry professionals eager to learn and apply Indigenous teachings to their work.
Using Elements of Indigenous Style as a foundation, this session delves into its mind-opening content, which goes beyond the scope of a traditional style guide. The book advocates for the indigenization of publishing and addresses topics such as culturally appropriate publishing practices; understanding identity and community affiliation; Two-Spirit, trans, and Indigiqueer contexts; practices to support Indigenous linguistic and cultural sovereignty; and emerging issues in the digital environment. Warren provides actionable recommendations and best practices for publishers working on literary projects by or about Indigenous authors, which can be applied more broadly to other underrepresented communities.
Kaitlin Littlechild from the Indigenous Editors Association brings her expertise to the discussion as the moderator.
Link to recording and presentation slides: https://bnctechforum.ca/sessions/elements-of-indigenous-style-insights-and-applications-for-the-book-industry/
Presented by BookNet Canada on February 28, 2025 with support from the Department of Canadian Heritage.
AIXMOOC 2.3 - Modelli di reti neurali con esperimenti di addestramento
AIXMOOC 2.3 - Modelli di reti neurali con esperimenti di addestramentoAlessandro Bogliolo Lezione tenuta da Alessandro Bogliolo nell'ambito del MOOC dell'Università di Urbino dedicato a LLMs e IA generativa
https://mooc.uniurb.it/aixmooc