Debate goes on: Should robots have their own legal status?
Active debate over the ethical and legal status of robots and AI Robotics and AI are a fast-developing field, and we all urge policymakers to […]
Month: November 2019
Lucky nonhumans have their own academic titles and official emails
Dr. McEnzyme Stubbe Prof. JoAnne Stubbe and Dr. McEnzyme Stubbe. JoAnne Stubbe is an American chemist best known for her work on ribonucleotide reductases, for which […]
The Authorship Watch
The authorshipwatch.com site was launched on 19 November, 2019. The authorshipwatch.com is an open-minded and payoff-based forum for discussing miscellaneous authorship investigations, especially some untapped […]
How can I access a complete list of scientific disciplines?
How many scientific disciplines are there? In fact, there are numerous disciplines of engineering, far too many to list. Most are actually sub-disciplines of others, […]
Wanted: Computer Science and Biology share the same nomenclatures
Although different disciplines intend quite different causal processes by the same nomenclature, metaphorical use of a term from one field in another is often important for […]
3 minutes online survey
3 minutes online survey Miscellaneous nonhumans with anthropomorphic names are routinely credited as solo authors, coauthors and contributors in scientific publications. Such prosocial behaviors against […]
Wanted: best/funniest/strangest Nonhuman Authors Credit for Scientists in papers
Wanted: best/funniest/strangest Nonhuman Authors Credit for Scientists in papers Machine credit list Doron Zeilberger and Shalosh B. Ekhad (Courtesy of Doron Zeilberger). Zeilberger’s first UNIX […]