"Bella Vista" is another very fun commissioned painting I finished last week. For more information go to www.djcovey.com.
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) will be realised on the former Sevilla Expo ´92 site in Isla de la Cartuja. Centred between the WTC building, Torre Sevilla, and the new Magallanes Park, the site offers the opportunity for a clear rectangular configuration representing the cultural heritage of the Expo ‘92 grid-shaped urban layout. At urban scale, the proposal is shaped to give continuity and reinforce the current pedestrian flows in Isla de la Cartuja, and integrate the future ones generated by the building.
The urban design strategy relies on four principles: boundaries setback to create new public space, maximum occupancy and density of the plot, building orientation to accommodate the local natural conditions, and a strategy to maximise green areas while mitigating waste, landfills and excavations. Inspired by vernacular bioclimatic solutions, the proposal is organised around an atrium open to the garden below street level.
A total of 12 research units with supporting functions (clusters) are located on two floors to maximize collaboration between users. The 11,500 square meters programme is organised on three levels. The public functions are located on the ground floor, while the clusters occupy the 1st and 2nd floors for privacy and security. By locating all the clusters on two floors, the distance between workplaces is reduced to encourage collaboration between users.
The design proposes several simple, logical, and site-specific sustainable solutions informed by Seville's climate, access to daylight, shading, and the local prevailing winds. A robust and flexible floorplan allows for future adaptation and expansion. The roof is used as a power plant, the structure is built in timber, and the cantilevered balconies shade the facade.
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Albedo suits are designed to increase the solar energy reflectivity (albedo value) in the forests; this way cooling the climate and mitigating the climate change. The work plays with the notion of …
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When you take two steps toward the God, the Father runs to you! God is never more God than when he forgives, when we "allow" him to be God.
![Technology News - EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager says there's 'no limit' to how AI can benefit humans Read more Technology News Here --> https://digitaltechnologynews.com Margrethe Vestager, the European Commissioner for Competition, offered a highly optimistic assessment of AI's potential impact on society, saying she sees no limit to how AI can support what we do as humans. Vestager was speaking at the Web Summit tech conference in Lisbon, Portugal on Thursday, where she tackled a range of topics relating to emerging technologies, personal data, and the conduct of tech giants such as Facebook. The Danish politician has recently taken up a role titled Executive Vice President for A Europe Fit for the Digital Age. Though the role is effectively a continuation of her competition commission job, it includes increased powers and oversight, and will see her set the agenda for EU regulation of AI. Vestager has become notorious for meting out heavy punishments to the Silicon Valley tech giants in recent years as European Commissioner for Competition. It's arguably the most senior regulatory job in European politics. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager, a frequent opponent to Silicon Valley tech firms, says she sees no limit to how AI can support what we do as humans. Given the Dane's status as arguably the most aggressive regulator of big tech on the planet — she hit Google with a €4.3 billion ($4.75 billion) fine in July 2018 and ordered Apple to pay Ireland back €13 billion ($14.3 billion) in illegal tax benefits in 2016 — Vestager's optimism about AI could be viewed as surprising. On the flipside, her positivity about AI's potential could be viewed as highly consistent with strinent approach to regulating big tech: given how integral big tech is to AI research and development, Vestager's approach more likely reflects her keenness that big tech doesn't jeopardize AI's potential. In September, the EU appointed Vestager to a role titled Executive Vice President for A Europe fit for the Digital Age, effectively a continuation of her competition commission job, but with increased powers and oversight. It will see her set the agenda for the EU's regulation of artificial intelligence, among other regulatory duties. Discussing the role at the Web Summit tech conference in Lisbon, Portugal on Thursday, Vestager said: The first thing we will do is, of course, to listen very, very carefully, and we'll try to listen fast, because as we're speaking, AI is developing. That is wonderful, because I see no limits to how artificial intelligence can support what we want to do as humans, she continued. Take climate change. I think we can be much more effective in fighting climate change if we use artificial intelligence. I think we can save people awful, stressful waiting time between having been examined by a doctor and having the result of that examination, and maybe also more precise results in doing that. So I think the benefits of using artificial intelligence [have] no limits, she said. But we need to get in control of certain cornerstones so that we can trust it, and it has human oversight, and — very importantly — that it doesn't have bias. SEE ALSO: EU Commissioner Vestager slammed Mark Zuckerberg for allowing lies in political ads: That's not democracy, it's 'manipulation' Join the conversation about this story » NOW WATCH: Watch Google reveal the new Nest Mini, which is an updated Home Mini Source/Original Post -> https://www.businessinsider.com/margrethe-vestager-artificial-intelligence-european-union-2019-11 #tech #news #trending #leak #gadgets](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/87/3a/c0/873ac03ddde5de60f0663b0fcc9da5cb.jpg)
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Washington State Wine Commission represents every licensed winery and wine grape grower in Washington State. The Commission provides a marketing platform to raise awareness and demand for Washington State wine through events, promotions and education while supporting viticulture and enology research to drive industry growth.
Washington State Wine Commission represents every licensed winery and wine grape grower in Washington State. The Commission provides a marketing platform to raise awareness and demand for Washington State wine through events, promotions and education while supporting viticulture and enology research to drive industry growth.
A cascading rooftop of photovoltaics will crown the Solar Cupola, a research centre that BIG is designing for the European Commission in Seville, Spain.
