Also, even Bruce Springsteen’s most die-hard fans probably feel that Plugged wasn’t exactly his finest moment. Before commenters go insane, we are excluding performances by the groups like the Eagles and Page & Plant that merely used the Unplugged name, or variations of it, for their concert specials. The new edition of the show kicked off September 2017 with Shawn Mendes to celebrate, here’s a chronological look at the 15 best Unplugged episodes of years past. It gave a new lease on life to veteran artists like Eric Clapton and Rod Stewart and offered newer groups like Pearl Jam and Nirvana a chance to strip their music back down to its essence and offer their fans some fun surprises. For those not around in the Nineties, that’s the show where big musical acts played acoustic renditions of their songs. It also means they’re bringing back Unplugged. What is another word for unplugged Verb Past tense for to remove a stoppage Past tense for to disconnect from a supply, especially an electrical socket. See how you fare by taking the quiz here.MTV’s latest reinvention scheme involved getting back to their roots, which means recreating their iconic Times Square studio for a revival of Total Request Live. Students in the Milstein Program in Technology & Humanity, who are researching the use of artificial intelligence on social media, have created a quiz to test your ability to distinguish AI-generated content from human-generated content. Cornell’s Moral Psychology research group in our Sage School of Philosophy leads the world in the study of ethical human behavior, and is applying the framework of moral decision-making to the complex issues related to the ethical use of technology in the 4IR. Researchers in Cornell’s Tech Policy Lab warn of the expanding gap between technology and policy, and draw upon the broadest range of disciplines to learn how AI can empower as well as pose challenges to governments. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is characterized by the fusion of the digital, biological and physical worlds. Artificial intelligence (AI) is central to this new era, and its influence on our lives is growing quickly. Given the enormity and the breathtaking pace of technological change, not to mention the tremendous promise and the potential peril, it is critical to examine the roles of policy, politics and ethics in shaping emerging technology – and vice versa. Moderated by Andrew Ross Sorkin ’99, of CNBC and The New York Times.
Designing worlds at the nanoscale – Eun-Ah Kim, professor of physics Brad Ramshaw, The Dick and Dale Reis Johnson Assistant Professor of physics and John Marohn, professor of chemistry and chemical biologyĪndrew Ross Sorkin, financial columnist for the New York Times and co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk Box.
’17, assistant professor of Romance Studies and Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon, associate professor of literatures in English Rhodes Professor, Emeritus Liliana Colanzi, M.A. The interplay of science and fiction – Roald Hoffmann, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry and Frank H.’21, postdoctoral associate, Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, College of Engineering and announcement of “Envisioning the Future” contest winners Intermission: Creating origami robots demonstration – Michael Reynolds, M.S.Discovering the particles that define us – Liam McAllister, professor of physics, and Peter Wittich, professor of physics and director of the Laboratory of Elementary Particle Physics.Manipulating genes with nanotech – Ailong Ke, professor of molecular biology and genetics, and Julia Markovits, associate professor of philosophy.Walking nanorobots with brains – Itai Cohen, professor of physics.Introduction - Natalie Wolchover, Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalist Fellow, moderator.Welcome - Dean Ray Jayawardhana, Harold Tanner Dean of Arts and Sciences As mentioned before, unplugged music refers to music that was composed and would normally be played with electric instruments such as electric guitars or.In this virtual Arts Unplugged, we explored some of these exciting innovations – and their ramifications for human society.
Ideas that once existed only in science fiction are becoming reality and Cornell scientists are leading the way in nanoscale and quantum materials research. The “science of the very, very small” offers possible solutions for everything from the energy crisis to disease. Science of the Very, Very Small March 9, 2022, 4:30-6:30 p.m.
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