Understanding quantum intelligence and its challenges
Has artificial intelligence reached its limits? Problem of managing complexity, of ethics, of discernment, of understanding common sense. Maybe, but let's look at it differently. If in fact artificial intelligence was what parchments were to books 500 years ago, at the time of the last great Western mutation called the Renaissance?
Tomorrow's "out-of-ground" children
Culture in a controlled environment, a shift in value that is also found in the education of children out of context. Today, children play less and less outside, they are disconnected from nature, as if isolated from their soil...
High-fidelity simulation in healthcare
High-fidelity simulation is revolutionizing healthcare training. Immersed in realistic situations, learners develop technical and interpersonal skills without risk to patients. Investment and debriefing ensure that learning takes root. Despite some misgivings, students and trainers alike are enthusiastic about this stimulating approach, which is an invaluable complement to clinical learning for quality care.
Students hooked on university status
"the massification of higher education has led to the arrival of "new students", including, for example, the "in spite of ourselves" of higher education. (...) The opposition between success and failure has led some students to place themselves in an in-between position. Another way of looking at university.
No breakthrough without discipline
The key to success is discipline. It's a long-term process. So it's wise to take things one step at a time, setting yourself small, achievable goals so that later you can aspire to bigger ones. Nevertheless, obstacles are there to test us. At this point, it's imperative never to get discouraged, but to persevere. With repeated effort, discipline becomes a state of mind, second nature.