A million British volunteers will learn skills in mental health first aid, at a cost of £15m. The government, which is funding the exercise, says that this will improve “personal resilience” and “help people recognise and respond effectively to signs of mental illness in others.” This will include an online learning module “based on what has been shown to work, so that we can all be better at s...

Abstract As more and companies adopt artificial intelligence to increase the efficiency effectiveness of their products services, they expose themselves ethical crises potentially damaging public controversy associated with its use. Despite prevalence AI problems, most are strategically unprepared respond effectively public. This paper aims advance our empirical understanding company responses ...

It is almost impossible for a majority of the students to create the same environment at home that they have at school to prepare and review. To solve this problem, the authors have developed and tested a Live CD to distribute to students so they can do their work away from the school. Moreover, we developed some application software for children because of availably for not only the university...

Last month an outcry erupted over comments by Dido Harding, former head of Test and Trace, who has applied to succeed Simon Stevens as chief executive NHS England. Harding was quoted in a Sunday Times story about her pitch for the role, headlined “Dido Harding: Make less reliant on foreigners.” Gabriel Pogrund, paper’s Whitehall correspondent, wrote: “Baroness Winscombe vowed end England’s rel...

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Since the inception of live coding, networked live coding has been present and is increasingly being used in practice. In this paper, we review existing works on networked live coding, associate such works with the dimensions of network music, and point out new opportunities in the field.

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