"Social media companies rely heavily on moderation tools that use artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, but these systems struggle to digest the Arabic language and understand delicate contexts."
https://t.co/dHNJSQBSmc
Just when I think my research lacks cool jargons/relevance in today's world, when I'm afraid of it being such a mundane topic that nobody cares,
a master student from a top ranking engineering school cold emailed me showing interest to collaborate in my topic. #AcademicChatter
We pay too much attention to people who talk in soundbites and too little attention to those who think in paragraphs.
It's easier to teach a person with complex ideas to be more concise than to teach someone with simple ideas to be more complex.
@JGothilander@PhDForum@AcademicChatter Can I DM you? I was struggling with similar issue but found a 'hack' that works at least for myself through lots of trial and error
I find that PhDs often have to teach themselves really complex subjects/skills (necessity/due to a lack of resources). This superpower needs more attention! Comment below- what’s the most difficult thing you’ve taught yourself?
@AcademicChatter#phdchat
If you’re an academic, what is the more important value?
1. Advancing or correcting the lit in your field
2. Getting prestige
3. Just doing shit because it’s interesting
4. Having an audience (public intellectual/trade book)
5. Influencing policy making
6. Aesthetic quality