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I just don't like seeing her crucified for her blind spots because everyone has blind spots.
A few individuals' blind spots mean a massive, world-changing system has those same blind spots.
Machines hold the power to help cover these blind spots, but does artificial intelligence have blind spots of its own?
Or perhaps it just goes to show that everyone has his blind spots — even erudite political philosophers keen to denounce the blind spots of others.
If it were brought up, that's what I would bring the conversation to: People have blind spots about their own work — your job is to catch those blind spots for others.
Look at the 'blind spots' Her answer as to why corporate America can't seem to become an equal opportunity employer despite its efforts: "Blind spots are getting in our way," she writes.
Furthermore, THAAD has blind spots that an adversary could exploit.
Sanders' blind spots Sanders clearly learned lessons from earlier debates.
Mentors, however, have always helped me understand my blind spots.
Where Jack Bauer had scars, Eric Carter has blind spots.
Needless to say, bad actors will exploit these blind spots.
What does it mean to live in its blind spots?
When each candidate was asked about racial blind spots, Mrs.
I was very open to the blind spots as well.
As a liberal, I mostly write about conservative blind spots.
This has resulted in some unfortunate blind spots for Britbox.
Speaking of blind spots, I had precious few gimmes today.
"I think we all have blind spots," Mr. Johnson said.
I thank Chaplin for pointing out McCullough's glaring blind spots.
Eliminate your car's blind spots by adjusting your mirrors properly.
From the process of voting to the structure of Congress, young Americans have blind spots because those blind spots were never filled by the curriculums at middle schools, high schools, or colleges and universities.
As the 4chan incident shows, though, it still has blind spots.
There are hypocrisies, blind spots and surprising areas of agreement everywhere.
Intellectual humility is about being actively curious about your blind spots.
Both Republicans and Democrats suffer from blind spots on education reform.
This left conspicuous blind spots in scientists' understanding of molecular biology.
Parker now says he's working to eliminate his major blind spots.
They're married, they're happy, and they're in each others blind spots.
LX: Quantitative sourcing is a great way to cover blind spots.
We cannot afford its gargantuan, gaping security blind spots any more.
Politicians are human and thus possess hinterlands, blind spots and inconsistencies.
Even members of the so-called "working group" had blind spots.
The detailed data set it uses has two major blind spots.
Others addressed possible blind spots in how the program was managed.
It had blind spots of its own, most glaringly around race.
It's important to us because we know we have blind spots.
I suffer from the same blind spots that other people do.
One is that Googlers' activism can have some curious blind spots.
Having decision frameworks can help us combat any potential blind spots.
Blind spots aren't inevitable in all vehicles, argues user Kristen Rush.
It is under constant reconsideration as we attempt to correct blind spots and recover evidence or make hypotheses about what our sources don't tell us, or about what their own biases or blind spots may have been.
So it's a complete blind spots for authors and the publishing industry.
Our analysis also revealed that Social Sentinel may have major blind spots.
Not every worst reviewed vlogger is plagued by the same blind spots.
What are the blind spots that people may not be prepared for?
And our approach to finding accounts likely has its own blind spots.
The symptoms — blind spots and blurriness — become apparent in the following hours.
Blind spots like an inability to foresee fair criticism for questionable decisions.
The operator sits so far behind that the blind spots are huge.
But Sanders's blind spots on identity politics are real, persistent, and troubling.
But some blind spots can create misleading results and lead you astray.
It's a smart idea — so you can actually see your blind spots.
It's helpful to have someone checking your blind spots before acting abruptly.
In other words, we can get into trouble with our blind spots.
However,  some blind spots can create misleading results and lead you astray.
It's one of the weirdest, and largest, blind spots in the industry.
A lot of similar-looking robots have blind spots, but ours doesn't.
People see jagged lights or have blind spots in their visual field.
"People often have blind spots when reviewing their own profile," he said.
And often, the detectives' blind spots are informed by casual social prejudices.
You may still have some blind spots, but your video evidence won't.
Then, beta testing and research can help you find your blind spots.
There's no way to eliminate an individual's blind spots; we all have them.
AlphaGo's intuition failed it; like a human, the machine still has blind spots.
" He pledged to work with a coach who could challenge his "blind spots.
Exterior cameras help cut down on blind spots and aid with object detection.
The secret Border Patrol groups scandal reveals another one of Facebook's blind spots.
We get to know ourselves better—our blind spots, our wounds, our love.
Over a decade later, the prince seems more aware of his blind spots.
Did our president just develop permanent blind spots from staring at the sun?
They are careerists, often liberal in politics but afflicted by immense blind spots.
They become your blind spots and they're stop you from reaching your goals.
Senator Sanders, on a personal front, what racial blind spots do you have?
"There's clearly profound ignorance here and some profound blind spots," Mr. Gaspard said.
Tay has no blind spots, because Tay is constantly learning from its users.
"There are people who have blind spots on these issues," Mr. Johnson said.
History gives us our blind spots, and experience allows us to keep them.
There were other blind spots even before the election in the United States.
What biases and blind spots find their way into the work we do?
But there are still blind spots: hip-hop, in general, is acknowledged weakly.
Bach's vexations, his rages, his blind spots, even his hatreds, are our own.
The cameras provide certain windows into the scene, but many blind spots remain.
The platform identifies and eliminates an organization's security blind spots, the company said.
The platform identifies and eliminates an organization's security blind spots, the company said.
You're taking big leaps based in idealism, so look out for your blind spots.
"Wing-mounted" LIDAR unites look for nearby obstacles and watch the car's blind spots.
The biggest piece of policy she's worked on so far reflects those blind spots.
But if adults expect perfection from themselves, it becomes difficult to recognize blind spots.
Research like this shows us the blind spots we need to fill in next.
We shouldn't let the blind spots and shortcomings of current models undermine political ambition.
It's time to uncover everyone's blind spots — what walls have they all put up?
I think the blind spots tend to be kind of a cultural and generational.
The panel emphasized that business leaders must be vigilant and recognize these blind spots.
Everyone has blind spots, but it takes conviction and patience to find your own.
So she has tunnel vision, and the blind spots are glaringly obvious to me.
Removing blind spots means we see, interact with, and move closer to understanding reality.
And then I get other people to meet them because I have blind spots.
Consulting a professional financial advisor can help women adjust for those financial blind spots.
And then engage those blind spots by inviting women and underrepresented people to speak.
Our blind spots are conveniently located to keep us from seeing our own weaknesses.
Of all his blind spots, though, stop-and-frisk may be the most glaring.
In part because of its political blind spots, "Cuba and the Cameraman" is captivating.
American-conservative support for Israel creates blind spots about the struggles of Arab Christians.
Honda says the system improves aerodynamics and reduces blind spots by up to 50%.
The Thread RE: ON MONEY John Lanchester wrote about the blind spots in macroeconomics.
But I realized that, because I&aposm an expert, I probably have blind spots.
They are always attentive, have <100 ms reaction times, and have no blind spots.
And both seem to have blind spots when it comes to how others see them.
"Our ignorance is invisible to us," David Dunning, an expert on human blind spots, says.
Social progress is always uneven, and every movement has its blind spots, unconscious or otherwise.
These blind spots exist because smart people tend to be overconfident in their reasoning abilities.
"We both had our blind spots," she admits early on: The problem was, Spielberg's blind
Despite efforts like these, there are still some cultural blind spots we need to overcome.
Everyone has blind spots (our way of thinking that prevents us from seeing things accurately).
The group's members are compromised figures whose blind spots are often akin to Francis's own.
Yet she's also a genuinely complex narrator, a powerful mind with blind spots to match.
Presto founder and CEO Rajat Suri said the technology helps restaurants correct their blind spots.
But while I agree with much of this critique, it does have its blind spots.
When numbers are out in the open, however, it's easier to see potential blind spots.
AVs may be able to see further than human drivers and don't share their blind spots.
We often can't see our biggest blind spots clearly or recognize their influence without outside help.
Organizers say a diverse group is needed to monitor for blind spots in their software development.
"A system like astrology can give you an opportunity to identify your blind spots," Bedell says.
Human blind spots have been well-studied and algorithms have been devised to help counteract them.
Their youth offers invisibility as they observe their neighbors with outsider eyes, erasing familiarity's blind spots.
Embrace that discomfort and the idea that you may have blind spots that you haven't considered.
You need them to check your excesses, compensate for your blind spots and correct your mistakes.
Errors, along with generalizations, blind spots and oversights, that called into question the choice to publish.
They lack institutional memory, along with any awareness of how easily those blind spots become insensitivity.
Critics say that the amphibious vehicles are dangerous because their design creates blind spots for drivers.
Hers began with an aura that manifested as blind spots that lasted 10 to 15 minutes.
It&aposll help you learn, but it will also show you where your blind spots are.
It turns out that blind spots in rural health care can become hot spots of disease.
Computers don't get drowsy, drunk or distracted by text messages, and they don't have blind spots.
"Sidra is the most empathetic and passionate person I know — she helps fill my blind spots."
At the very least, it showed some blind spots about how sexism works and is perceived.
Most importantly, I would have worked with a coach to identify blind-spots and move through them.
Adams was candid about the fact that Perspective's initial testing revealed major blind spots and algorithmic bias.
Yeah, the comedy comes from the blind spots—the things that the audience knows, but he doesn't.
True diversity is filling in the blind spots with you know, different life experiences or different perspectives.
Smart people are more prone to silly mistakes because of blind spots in how they use logic.
There's no need to worry about pedestrians, and blind spots that come with a city's sharp corners.
The good stuff of a book is in its blind spots: what the reader has to add.
The bank has previously said there were "no blind spots" in its portfolio that triggered the writedowns.
But the big guys still get blind spots—and that creates new opportunities for the little guys.
You can consider yourself a person of high standards in general and still have debilitating blind spots.
"They can provide a deeper perspective and help identify blind spots you may not have seen."4.
Addressing "blind spots" in the work of historical artists "could make those artists more relevant," she added.
We may be—we undoubtedly are—still limited by blind spots, but we are not flagrantly prejudiced.
These systems have limited range, leading to blind spots over oceans and other difficult to cover terrain.
But some of those so-called gaffes revealed more serious blind spots, especially on issues of race.
The admission of her own blind spots makes this manifesto of female empowerment all the more powerful.
The area in the South China Sea is among the blind spots in the Philippines' airspace, he added.
Radar and digital-camera technologies further elevate ADAS by compensating for drivers' blind spots and detecting lane departures.
In more serious instances, you might experience blind spots or even vision loss in one or both eyes.
But you want to make sure that these people are involved enough to actually help uncover blind spots.
Whatever the movie's flaws, they're largely eclipsed by the warming light that it sheds on those blind spots.
Her analysis, erudite and unrelenting, exposes blind spots not just among conservatives, but, crucially, among liberals as well.
Bias blind spots describes how individuals can see bias in others, but struggle to see their own biases.
Clinton is winning because she possesses some fundamental political strengths — strengths that fall into many pundits' blind spots.
I think we all have blind spots and we all have biases, and I don't believe they're intentional.
Together, they can work with you to eliminate blind spots and shore up your defenses against the unknown.
After spending time in New York, and just by getting older, I've started to realize those blind spots.
At CNN's Democratic debate on Sunday, moderator Don Lemon asked Bernie Sanders what his racial blind spots are.
It's nice to imagine that we can broaden someone's understanding of the world by illuminating their blind spots.
Women in Congress say they bring their perspective to fill yawning gaps and previous blind spots in legislation.
But not talking to higher-ups about gaps, blind spots and stumbles comes off as a missed opportunity.
It is wide enough to show cars in traditional blind spots since the display eliminates the back pillars.
The negative comments help me uncover blind spots and also indirectly motivate me to continue improving the business.
Is there a healthy way to be skeptical, humble, and aware of these cognitive blind spots we have?
He says researcher blind spots and "systematic biases" cloud most of the "alcohol is good for you!" conclusions.
Whitaker fired from his own vehicle by positioning it in the blind spots of his targets, authorities have said.
Remotely monitored scales can help but, even when wheeled back and forth on pulleys, they suffer from blind spots.
" He continued: "You can consider yourself a person of high standards in general and still have debilitating blind spots.
Evelyn Goh of the Australian National University says China has two blind spots in its dealings with smaller neighbours.
Perhaps you're facing difficulties at work, and want someone to help you identify your blind spots and provide feedback.
Just as often, however, confirmation biases and tendencies to fall back on conventional analysis or wisdom create blind spots.
I think that's where her vision and her blind spots were glaringly obvious to me, but not to her.
Medical experts say that glaucoma does "progressive damage" to the optic nerve, leading to blind spots in one's vision.
VIRGO has known blind spots, so the location of these neutron stars had to be near one of them.
Moreover, blind spots in otherwise populated areas could themselves point out facilities that are supposed to remain a secret.
He knew more than most his own flaws, his blind spots, and he knew how to laugh at himself.
Each of these listed blind spots happened in Virginia: seeing something as wrong but being unwilling to change it.
Even more so because the primary effect of that attitude has been to build enormous and consequential blind spots.
Exposed blind spots: The attack also showed that Saudi Arabia's expensive military has left its critical oil industry vulnerable.
There's still a lot to praise about techno-optimism in America, but Silicon Valley's blind spots are painfully clear.
Exposed blind spots: The attack also showed that Saudi Arabia's expensive military has left its critical oil industry vulnerable.
Until we see our blind spots clearly and heal the underlying causes it will be difficult to move on.
Publishers vow to correct blind spots following debate and criticism of the bestselling novel "American Dirt" (Christian Science Monitor).
The protuberances are ugly, create aerodynamic drag, and their associated blind spots are the bane of parking-challenged drivers everywhere.
It rarely causes total blindness, but it can cause blurriness and blind spots that make it hard to see clearly.
But now, we're taking notice: These aren't going to be the last news stories that chronicle the algorithms' blind spots.
Fadell loves young founders, but "they have so many blind spots," he says, and they don't understand the broad picture.
Why it matters: If Harkins' idea ever gets adopted, we'd know a lot more about blind spots in breach prevention.
THE great Sir Isaac Newton may have revolutionised our knowledge of the world but he still had his blind spots.
In the throes of the protests he repeatedly breaks his signature dark glasses, the emblems of his ego's blind spots.
EX and Touring will have a camera on the passenger-side mirror to help keep an eye on blind spots.
"[Eternal Blues] helps finding the blind spots in your network, these endpoints that are still vulnerable to EternalBlue," continues Erez.
Scrolling through the backer comments page, you'll find complaints about the Slate's bugginess, blind spots, and problems with pen detection.
But — of course there's a but — I'd argue that they and others on the right still have huge blind spots.
Martinez drew her detailed maps of the prison: the yards, the dorms, the blind spots, Needle Park, and Lovers' Lane.
Most cars operating in the country currently only rely on rear mirrors, which are riddled with blind spots by nature.
Here are some takeaways from the debate: Asked a provocative and difficult question — what racial blind spots do you have?
It's important to know that even if you are a member of an underrepresented group, you can have blind spots.
He knew more than most his own flaws and his blind spots, and he knew how to laugh at himself.
Any social monocrop (say, all white men) will only mass produce the blind spots and biases of its individual members.
"Part of what this book is about, I think, is sort of recognizing that everybody has blind spots," Ng said.
Climate or exit surveys can take the pulse of the community and reveal blind spots among administrators, faculty and staff.
Once you're in position, figure out where your blind spots are and plant a Venom Mine as a warning system.
But as these offensive designs keep slipping through the cracks, many aren't pushing their companies to correct their blind spots.
Another key feature of the open source model for AI and ML should be the ability to not only determine whether or not a particular model has blind spots but also have the ability to contribute back data (real life examples) to the AI model that could be used to remove these blind spots.
As these realities highlight blind spots in the inner workings of our system of government, they also yield opportunities for change.
Others are distributed on poles around the airfield (and are thus able to look into what would otherwise be blind spots).
But despite what feels like some actual blind spots in addressing racism on a systemic and interpersonal level, Blindspotting is important.
Many are insecure about their intellectual—or geographical—blind spots, apparently exposed by Donald Trump's election victory and the Brexit referendum.
Though he has some lingering blind spots, "My vision is restored to the level I had 20 years ago," he says.
POLITICS and sheer hatred aside, there is no shortage of blind spots in the rationale behind America's mounting restrictions on immigration.
I will tell you honestly what my blind spots are, I will tell you honestly step one, step two, step three.
With the exception of a few blind spots, the cameras were able to capture the areas my pets frequent most often.
"[The drone pilot] knew the blind spots for it, where it could not be 'hit'," a government official told the newspaper.
The first forces you to relive your trauma; the second exposes your blind spots; and the third pill forces a confrontation.
Given GPS vulnerabilities, researchers are developing more reliable, real-time position tracking with signals that would not disappear in blind spots.
Because the internet is bringing attention to the privilege and bias that creates these blind spots so I can recognize them.
Working out these policy differences, in other words, is crucial to minimizing the number of blind spots in the supply chain.
From presenting new perspectives to exposing blind spots, various studies suggest diversity in age, gender and race can correlate to profits.
In fact, these blind spots are so huge as to make the critiques all but useless as a basis for reform.
An over-concentration on ISIS, rather than jihadi terrorism as a whole, risks creating blind spots for the group to exploit.
The only irregularity: a tablet with a functioning camera pointing to the middle of the room, allowing for no blind spots.
Literal accuracy is never the point, but there are nonetheless flaws in the glass — larger, more systemic warps and blind spots.
Young people are pushing back on the party's missteps and its blind spots in the financial slowdown caused by the outbreak.
Long before the tragic particulars of Henriette's death — the secrets, the fatal blind spots — are uncovered, the aftershocks are powerfully felt.
As an Amazon Prime member with an Amazon Chase credit card, Jessica is, ironically, rewarded for exploiting the company's blind spots.
And because the vehicles usually sit higher off the ground, they may have larger blind spots, especially through the rear window.
Even for well-meaning white liberal males in the industry, there are going to be blind spots in achieving meaningful diversity.
They have front blind spots that are INCREDIBLY dangerous to any kid or dog that dares step in front of one.
I knew that some people revered the restaurant, so I just figured that it fell into one of my blind spots.
Naturally, this leaves such organizations with major blind spots to the many digital and social trends that are progressing the industry.
The rise of short-course radiation is an example of the evidentiary blind spots that bedevil the treatment of prostate cancer.
It's not about a "Woke Checklist" — it's about truth, about reflecting the world as it is and acknowledging our blind spots.
The fact that Hollywood has blind spots when it comes to race and race-based issues is not a groundbreaking revelation.
Too many women, especially white women, ignore their own blind spots while pointing fingers at men who do the same to them.
The failures and blind spots I'd like to see a little more clearly, both in my professional life and my personal life.
While the guidelines are very thorough in some respects, they are also a bit bizarre, full of obsessions, biases, and blind spots.
While the inclusion of parents is a positive, 13 Reasons Why had some glaring blind spots in its portrayal of home lives.
But in a remarkable letter published today, CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged the severe shortcomings and blind spots that his company's mission created.
Our eyes don't have a fixed frame rate or resolution; there's no consistent color reproduction, and we have literal, sizable blind spots.
A future mafia run by stereotypically greedy jews, for example, could only work as a joke about the fictitious creators' blind spots.
A source familiar with their testimony told CNN that there are expected to be blind spots in what Croft and Anderson knew.
The two candidates also touched on racial issues after being asked what their "racial blind spots" are by CNN host Don Lemon.
Another big area for Google is eliminating biases in AI software that could replicate the blind spots and prejudices of human beings.
And not that we don't have blind spots, and not that we certainly don't like, culturally come from a certain place here.
As for the US, the report had some harsh words over its social inequality and the blind spots in the healthcare system.
It's unique because it's so holistic, comparing sleep, fitness, step activity, nutrition and mood to identify where your blind spots may be.
Yet, leaving blind spots unidentified — and therefore unchecked — is obviously a suboptimal condition, which could have serious ramifications for our national security.
" He went on, "If you have blind spots, then you rely on the people around you to tell you where they are.
These editorial blind spots, while momentarily disengaging, don't detract from the sincerity of Benn's subject or her skillful handling of the plot.
And then there's the story of the 14-year-old who won a national science competition that solves blind spots in cars.
Signal right, and the LCD screen reveals blind spots on the highway, but some may find this function distracting in city driving.
There are still some blind spots here and there, but for how slowly the company moved previously, the apps are fairly impressive.
Steve Knopper, author of "MJ: The Genius of Michael Jackson," said the film left him regretting some of his own blind spots.
And the lack of diversity in newsrooms means many have blind spots on issues of race that become obvious in their coverage.
"In general, every time we think we know the whole story, there are still clear blind spots about operational details," Francois says.
Liberalism has no choice but to sincerely wrestle with its discontents, to become reacquainted with its moral blind spots and political weaknesses.
The young prizewinner said she was motivated to work on the design after finding out how dangerous blind spots are to drivers.
Every president, however, comes into office with some blind spots and ends up relying on a wider team of aides and advisers.
Slowly but steadily as Toby deals with the aftermath of his injuries, French reveals Toby's blind spots, to himself but especially to readers.
It would call back to the fears that designer babies will translate our biases and blind spots into permanent decisions about human bodies.
The brilliant logistician who shod an army, and unrolled the roads that halved travel times across France, also had baffling practical blind spots.
They are less likely to use health services in their new countries, creating disease blind spots that make it harder to contain outbreaks.
Recognizing "fridging" changed the way audiences thought about and consumed stories and highlighted the blind spots that creators have when making their stories.
These are tricky performances, portraying basically good people who don't recognize their own moral blind spots, and the two actors underplay them beautifully.
The blind spots that emerge when we presume to know artists aren't a problem with Kanye because he's willing to show you everything.
The political gilding of the project (originally known in English as "One Belt, One Road") may lead to blind spots in decision-making.
Sanders drew some criticism on social media for his answer to a question about his racial blind spots as a white, privileged man.
The car is also packed with autonomous features like parking assistance and cameras that monitor blind spots in the driver's field of vision.
Beyond cool features like hearing the exact corresponding engine sounds of each model, users can visualize important components including blind-spots review mirrors.
Others confided in their fellow pantsuiters about obstacles too personal to repeat, and some sought to educate members about their own blind spots.
Subordinates have blind spots, tooThat ultimately leaves it up to the subordinate to recognize and highlight such abuses if and when they occur.
One of his book's comparative advantages is that while Stiglitz has impeccable economic credentials, he also recognizes some of his profession's blind spots.
Actually, Mr. O'Hara has always reserved his most wicked blows for the liberals, puncturing their comfortable pieties and exposing their unexamined blind spots.
Occasionally this message gets muddled, as the show demonstrates some of the same blind spots it had about race and class last season.
No one publication could hope to cover it all; even a single-interest publication like the excellent Poetry magazine has its blind spots.
We also talk about how those blind spots reflect little-acknowledged racism in gay life, and where that leaves the two of us.
But when the barriers between the two worlds collapsed Ernst began to see the blind spots of the media outlets he once worshipped.
"We're all shitty people," he said at one point, but "we become aware of our blind spots and we get better in time."
This is a topic I think about a lot, but like everyone else, my perspective is limited and I have some blind spots.
Why is the resistance so great, the hatred so strong or the cover-up and denial so powerful that blind spots are not challenged?
LIGO's European collaborator, Virgo, didn't see the signal, which they quickly found to mean that the wave originated from one of Virgo's blind spots.
Despite the radical claims of the movement, Asian American artists and activists had plenty of blind spots, as the exhibit takes pains to demonstrate.
Advanced driver assistance systems use sensors and other technology to keep the driver updated on blind spots, lane departure, lane keep, and so on.
It's not easy, and it can sometimes be tough to hear, but outside input is crucial to shining a light on your blind spots.
Clinton countered Trump's gaping racial blind spots by calmly discussing institutional racism, the need for community policing and her support for criminal justice reform.
For all of her talents, Dunham's blind spots regarding race and privilege, and resultant public missteps have made her post-Girls life less charmed.
The West is hobbled by blind spots when it comes to China's ambitions to dominate next-generation technologies like AI, robotics and quantum computing.
However, the report also claims of "blind spots" in human rights risk assessments; areas of the supply chain which due diligence checks may miss.
Better together: Given that humans and computers have different creativity blind spots, they should work together to uncover as many obscure features as possible.
Welcome to Blind Spots, in which we force some of our favorite artists to finally check out the most famous albums they've never heard.
Our biases create blind spots and derail our ability to see and assess others fairly, especially people from groups that we don't know well.
Though the catalogue had blind spots regarding the spectrum of gender identity, it unearthed the breadth of women declaring their independence across the country.
Ushering your managers onto the "Check Your Blind Spots bus", currently touring America as part of the CEOs' drive, is unlikely to do much.
It says many reasonable-sounding things: that "we all have biases" and that "honest discussion with those who disagree can highlight our blind spots".
How women can overcome these financial blind spots Moms get 16 percent less in Social Security benefits Many women struggle with being 'suddenly single'
Experts have found that biases that we are not aware of skew our perception of our options and create blind spots on our choices.
" She began to realize, she added: "Maybe as someone who is white, middle class, from a certain position, I have all these blind spots.
I am not saying I fully believe these arguments, but given that some of them directly implicate my own blind spots, they're worth considering.
For someone like me — a film critic who nonetheless has blind spots (like everyone) in her viewing history — the Criterion Channel is a godsend.
" But he also needed to safeguard against his ineluctable biases and blind spots, and ensure that his film didn't "lapse into cliché or stereotype.
Now I am not just less anxious and less addicted to the news, I am more widely informed (though there are some blind spots).
The company told the FCC that without the higher power levels that field testing showed blind spots could occur close to the sensor location.
And the artists, with varying success, are intent on showing us technology's blind spots and limitations, while opening up new possibilities for its use.
After that singular experience, I sought out many of his other books, and loved them even as I took note of their blind spots.
While the cases affect a statistically tiny number of patients, they reveal how medical professionals can exploit the blind spots in health care systems.
David Brooks's confession in his New York Times column in April acknowledges the blind spots of the media elites that craft our news narratives.
Not short on discomfiting scenes, "Waking Lions" offers a commentary on privilege and otherness, challenging readers to confront their own blind spots and preconceptions.
But if you don&apost have the right people on your team, you&aposre not going to ever know what those blind spots are.
And in the long run, they are not helpful for investors, or the broader ecosystem — in fact, they aggravate blind spots that investors already face.
But one of the biggest blind spots in this research is accurately estimating real time population size, which changes over the course of the year.
While the tech goliaths they face are ruthlessly concerned with their own bottom lines, the protagonists' optimism leaves them with blind spots of their own.
Even if you think you are the best judge of character, always take the time to get more opinions because we all have blind spots.
First off, I think it's helpful to remember how flawed the human brain can be and how prone we all are to intellectual blind spots.
In the frank "Helpless," he wrestles with his blind spots, while, in the finale, "You're Gonna Live Forever in Me," he hits a career peak.
Not long ago, Kehlani exhibited some gender and sexuality blind spots of her own, which she promptly addressed when they were called to her attention.
" It no longer is, of course, as Facebook faces blowback from users and government around the world: "As Facebook expanded, so did its blind spots.
Sadly, Dunham and Schumer don't seem to be using the recent controversies to start meaningful conversations about race and gender—persistent blind spots for both.
It's one of the cardinal blind spots that remains in Silicon Valley, which views culture through the lens of engineering rather than art or fashion.
"The worst-case scenario is that we have these security blind spots where the epidemic could take hold that we don't know about," he said.
However, it is also true that events that cater to Black people, specifically, are often situated in cultural blind spots, however popular they may be.
Another important approach, according to Kunst, is helping VC funds identify their potential blind spots when it comes to startup investments they may be dismissing.
A slate of machine learning programs on the market utilize data and algorithms to spot diversity blind spots and help companies fill in the gaps.
Many threats don't emerge through obscure software exploits, but through designers' blind spots around harassment and stalking — like Snap Maps and the defunct Google Buzz.
It's a tidy narrative, one that speaks to our hope for the next generation and their ability to see beyond our blind spots and biases.
It has brought billions of dollars in investment, but is riddled with fraud and national security blind spots that lawmakers and businesses want to eliminate.
This approach could decrease reliance on the bureaus and illuminate the blind spots in traditional credit scoring that put millions of Americans at a disadvantage.
One of Game of Thrones' obsessions concerns the impossibility of just leadership, because we are all limited by our human passions, intelligence, and blind spots.
Hep C and other addiction-related illnesses, like HIV, are one of the blind spots in President Trump's war on people with substance use disorder.
But hackers did use firewall vulnerabilities to cause periodic "blind spots" for grid operators in the western US for about 10 hours on March 5.
But he also noted that the arts community has made significant steps toward addressing its blind spots in recent years, particularly regarding race and inclusion.
Thankfully, open and honest discussion with those who disagree can highlight our blind spots and help us grow, which is why I wrote this document.
That's why his books will always have a place on my shelves, and why I think it's worth remembering his insights and his blind spots.
More of the actors identify as queer, but the show still has some representational blind spots (no major nonbinary characters; no darker-skinned black women).
But Buttigieg's campaign says he's been candid in addressing his record and blind spots as the white leader of a racially diverse working class town.
Fatih Birol, the head of the IEA, calls the insatiable energy demands of air-conditioning "one of the most critical blind spots in today's energy debate".
This connection between the pain and suffering experienced by animals and humans alike also leads to what many consider one of PETA's most significant blind spots.
Our interiors are smarter — backup cameras are close to becoming standard, and some brands are including 360-degree cameras that eradicate parking-lot blind spots completely.
A game can help you identify blind spots or broaden your horizons, but it's still up to you to fill in that gap and do something.
Kahl might be the greatest boss in the history of Hollywood, but everybody has blind spots, and this seems to be a big one for Kahl.
And that, to the extent that that social and political context was rife with injustice, it might always be worth looking out for its blind spots.
Letter To the Editor: Vanessa Friedman's Unbuttoned column ("From Breakthrough to Backlash," April 14) highlights one of the blind spots in French views of Muslim culture.
"Some local party committees and governments were paying insufficient attention to the prevention and control of air pollution", the agency said, pointing to "supervision blind spots".
By helping employees recognize and minimize any potential blind spots, companies can better facilitate more open and honest conversations, the initiative says in a press release.
There are not, however, any standards on the systems, nor do all companies use the same combination of sensors, and some vehicles may have blind spots.
And they recognize that even intelligent, well-intentioned people can have blind spots when it comes to the power dynamics at play in their own relationships.
But I'm trying to think through are there certain places where we had blind spots, certain things that didn't work like we (and insurance plans) expected?
Political tribalism is rotting American politics; it needs more people who reject partisan zeal and can speak honestly about their own side's blind spots and defects.
We appreciated how thoughtfully readers approached each question — taking on alternative perspectives, acknowledging their own biases and blind spots, and parsing the nuances of each topic.
"It left blind spots open so we could pass easily," said Daniel, who asked us to withhold his real name because of his line of work.
As drivers, we typically think of our blind spots as being to the left and right of the vehicle, not in the front underneath the bumper.
He has gaping blind spots, which were described well in a recent story about his potential candidacy by my Times colleagues Alexander Burns and Sydney Ember.
But do such cognitive blind spots, spotlighted in comfortable research settings, actually cripple our ability to grasp the magnitude of this pandemic and thus behave accordingly?
Ms. Price has created an imaginative and hard-charging work of art, alive with ideas and sympathetic to the blind spots of figures of the past.
Already we have new cars withdriver assist systems that can detect objects in blind spots, automate parking, keep drivers within their lanes and even help prevent collisions.
But what would you say are some of the-- the common mistakes or blind spots that individual inventors tend to have when it comes to the market?
If African governments are to improve the prospects for young girls, they need to tackle the blind spots in gender data for the under-15s, Albrectsen says.
Ohanian also opened up about his own blind spots, as well as the necessity for men to recognize their complicity in oppression and commit to doing better.
The lack of powers in tackling money laundering was also a worry as fragmentation of responsibility risked creating blind spots and leaving major risks undetected, he argued.
In reducing its lidar units, Uber chose to rely more on radar to detect obstacles that may end up in those blind spots, according to company statements.
The new structure aims to reduce blind spots by more closely aligning macro-economic policies with on-the-ground regulation and supervision of financial institutions and markets.
Such blind spots are, ultimately, a failure of empathy — a failure to imagine the experiment, or the form of intelligence it's testing for, through the animal's eyes.
The album — a sustained burst of funk enlightenment that rings with echoes of childhood — has its blind spots, but she sounds surer than ever of her footing.
His willingness, in past roles at HuffPost and elsewhere, to identify and fix his own blind spots has served him well as an investor, too, he said.
We all (unconsciously) do to this cover for our own blind spots that occur where nerves, which run from the eye to the brain, block our sight.
But the prekindergarten push also pointed to some of the weaknesses and blind spots that would become constants during Mr. de Blasio's four years in City Hall.
It tells well the story of a country boy's unlikely path to leadership, his peculiarities, strengths, blind spots and uncanny powers of concentration and courage during battle.
There is, however, a catch to consider this Labor Day — the bill has glaring blind spots that give union leaders control to spend taxpayer dollars without reins.
They often ferret out neglected or eccentric treasures, highlighting what museums have but aren't using; they can also reveal a collection's weaknesses, its biases and blind spots.
Still, there were pockets of realism within the idealism of a politician who, for all his blind spots, understood that the world could not continue as before.
While the raters cannot directly change how Google's search algorithm functions, their opinions can flag issues with specific web pages or blind spots in the search formula.
It is flanked by two laptop-size video screens providing navigation and scheduling data as well as images of blind spots and other areas around the truck.
Her mysteries are always built to find her detectives' blind spots; to solve them, the detectives must be willing to change who they are as a person.
The incident at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has exposed blind spots in aviation security and safety, and challenges in screening employees and addressing potential mental health problems.
What Ellis, Millar, and Hitch were doing was also a form of criticism — not only of superheroes and their blind spots, but of comics and their fans.
The way we think about it is actually blind spots, and helping to understand what are the things that you are doing that you are not realizing.
Little personal growth in office: His loose style, resistance to structure and amorphous views (and loyalties) leave White House aides insecure, and create internal inefficiencies and blind spots.
You can think of it generally as "thoughts about people you didn't know you had" What do these "blind spots" look like, and how do they shape behavior?
A guide who can help you check your blind spots and filter through all the information that's out there so you only follow the best advice for you.
Second, in addition to becoming more conscious of our preference for short-termism, we need to be adjusting our systems in ways that compensate for our blind spots.
That's not the most useful question, though — particularly at a time when Twitter's guidelines remain systematically riddled with inconsistencies and blind spots that enable dangerous racists and abusers.
Market Beyond — uncovers our customers' blind spots in a fragmented e-commerce space by deriving insight from billions of e-shoppers' decisions across the global e-commerce universe.
In this time of racial conflict, white people need to be listening, but they also need to be talking to each other, identifying blind spots and examining prejudices.
Molly initially flounders in that department, but finds her footing when she stops simply pointing out Katherine and the show's blind spots, and actively works towards solving them.
When we do this interview series, we try to get artists to pick albums that are more shocking blind spots or more in line with their own music.
But, equally, refreshed wording of what's unacceptable makes it plainer that Twitter retains stubborn blind-spots that allow its platform to be a conduct for targeted racial hatred.
The computer doesn't know any of the tricks of positioning, bank shots, blind spots for various setups or how to read its opponent's positions and predict its moves.
Gillett writes that the general idea behind Chronicle is to eliminate a company's security blind spots and allow businesses to get a better picture of their security posture.
And an abundance of resources in one sector does not obviate the need from the others because every form of financing disaster has sweet spots and blind spots.
"Growing electricity demand for air conditioning is one of the most critical blind spots in today's energy debate," Fatih Birol, the IEA's executive director, said in a statement.
They are useful to allocating limited resources, and the practice of collaboratively identifying uncertainties helps teams reduce blind spots and take constructive action in the face of uncertainty.
The two views extend the field of vision and helps reduce blind spots by about 10% in normal and about 50% when using the wide option, Honda claims.
"They also record all of our facial affectations, our speech patterns, and memorize all of our cognitive blind spots -- when and where we don't pay attention," he said.
Increased diversity in economics and economic policymaking has the potential to help the government overcome its blind spots and make better decisions affecting the lives of all Americans.
A surveillance-based installation, "Looking Out Blind Spots," takes place simultaneously at Commonwealth and Council and across town at Baik Art gallery in the Culver City arts district.
Bollen details the luxuries, anxieties and blind spots of the wealthy — and, luckily for those of us who can't leave town, he knows how to describe a beach.
It has brought billions of dollars in investment, but is riddled with fraud and national security blind spots that lawmakers and businesses want to eliminate: http://bit.ly/1V7aDvT.
"Each of us is programmed with blind spots, and whether conscious or unconscious, we are drawn to people like us or who remind us of ourselves," Flood said.
By adjusting your mirrors so that you barely see the edges of your own car, you can effectively eliminate the blind spots on the sides of the vehicle.
After her son's death, she established a foundation in his name to educate unsuspecting parents — and parents who think they know — about the pitfalls and blind spots of recruiting.
The human handles the wheel in some situations, and the machine handles it in others: changing lanes, parking, monitoring blind spots, warning when the car is about to crash.
"Talented new people can be great, but they will have more blind spots, and miss more chances for ludonarrative synergy, which will show up in the work," Hepler says.
She has to learn everything there is to know about his lovably nerdy hobbies, put on cosplay costumes, and let him poke fun are her pop culture blind spots.
Clinton has her own obvious blind spots and scandals, and there will certainly be days and weeks ahead when Trump is on the attack, and she's on the defensive.
The banner of cultural appropriation, though, may be too strong in this particular instance, considering the more glaring, uncomfortable, and pervasive blind spots the industry has exhibited towards race.
Mr Cameron is much more than the pampered posh boy of his critics' imagination, but he suffers from blind spots, slips of judgment and confirmation bias all the same.
"President Obama, like many others in both parties, talk about a set of big national statistics that look shiny and great but increasingly have giant blind spots," Warren said.
Reading between the lines of business bluster, you'll find ideological clashes between executives; these dense email chains would come to shape Facebook's future, and now reveal its blind spots.
Many European nations still refuse to share basic intelligence, even within a government, leading to blind spots across the Continent that make it easier for terrorist groups to strike.
Kaitlin Petersen, president of the Manhattan Community Boathouse, which offers free kayak trips, said that ferries could have blind spots that made seeing recreational users on the river difficult.
I'm probably not even the right person to do much educating when it comes to Indigenous issues because I am white, and so I will always have blind spots.
Just as developers sometimes have blind spots concerning the product, or misunderstandings regarding the ways people will be affected by different features, so do we as individuals regarding ourselves.
You have previously said that by looking for blind spots to invest in, you also want to see Future Positive Capital invest in a more diverse set of founders.
Other design flaws include a tendency for the boats' engines and water pumps to fail in inclement weather, as well as blind spots that result from their odd shape.
The man deserves an entirely separate award for having to coexist with Smith's acute cultural blind spots as they stand side by side at awards ceremonies of international repute.
Some of them have sought entry by clandestine routes, hiring smugglers to show them the blind spots along the border and guide them across, though few can afford that.
But nothing throws your own blind spots and selective memory about a favorite show or media like watching it years later with peers who have never seen it before.
At the same time, he had racial blind spots; he could still be a white guy with privilege who thought his views should wield more influence than they did.
But consultants who work with Amazon's third-party sellers say that the bad actors continue to exploit blind spots in the system, and do so without virtually any consequences.
Alaina Gassler told CNN she first noticed the problem when she realized her mom didn't like driving their family's Jeep Grand Cherokee because its A-pillars caused blind spots.
However, their size and angle also create blind spots, the area of the road not visible to drivers from their usual sitting position or rear-view and side mirrors.
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Beyond interior monitoring, the 3D sensors created by Vayyar also have applications in terms of monitoring the area immediately surrounding the vehicle, "removing all blind spots" according to the company.
The Reuters investigation also found that several military bases had not been reporting children's blood test results to state health departments, violating state laws and creating public health blind spots.
For the social network's biggest critics, the debacle affirms the belief that the company still has significant blind spots when it comes to how its users will interpret its actions.
The fearless performance and video artist Andrea Fraser specializes in satirizing the rituals and myths of the high-art world, with withering attention on its political and social blind spots.
Team Fortress 2, of course, turned into an economic testbed for Valve, a game whose popularity made it primarily useful to examine players' consumer behavior, decision-making, and blind spots.
Finally, we must admit that scientists are just people and accordingly may sometimes betray certain cognitive "blind spots" that prevent them from realizing the unscientific status of their own ideas.
In recent weeks, we've seen how concentrated power and a lack of diverse perspectives on corporate boards can cause systemic blind spots in organizations and lead them into avoidable crises.
As for blind spots, although he repeatedly uses the words "discriminate" and "discrimination", Mr Damore does so only to describe the unfairness to men of trying to hire more women.
These institutions pride themselves on trying to reflect America's diversity, broadening students' horizons, filling in their blind spots and preparing tomorrow's leaders, whose decisions could well include matters of war.
The show's raunchy-but-wistful prairie populism feels especially relevant in this election year, when the news media and political parties are confronting their blind spots for working-class concerns.
Hillary Clinton's personal racial blind spots, or Bernie Sanders's personal experiences with other cultures, aren't things they can answer during a presidential debate without putting their feet in their mouths.
But one of the blind spots of patriarchy and privilege is that it doesn't see how we use different standards of worthiness when we're looking at black people or women.
It is as though we lived within a five- or six-foot-tall eye, an immense, enclosing ear, with all an eye or ear's illusions, blind spots, and habitual mistakes.
"And part of what you have to do is you have to recognize that you have to listen to people who don't have those blind spots and try and learn."
This week we're talking about how we can simultaneously feel pride in Pride and recognize the limits and blind spots of the parade and the gay rights movement in general.
And more inclusive development teams would also help pick up on and alleviate the kind of blind spots that landed Apple in this situation in the first place, she added.
He knew more than most his own flaws and his blind spots, and he knew how to laugh at himself, and that self-awareness made him all the more compelling.
The film is indicative of the exhibition's blind spots, detailing Roth's ideas and enterprises with a kind of hero worship that imbalances the collaborative and ephemeral aspects of his practice.
Those that eliminate the blind spots directly behind vehicles are already deemed a significant safety improvement and will be mandatory in cars and light trucks in the United States by 2018.
Costs for assistive equipment can range from $100 for reading aids like optical magnifiers to $4,000 for electronic magnification systems for people with severely reduced vision or blind spots, Ross said.
It takes practice to anticipate how alerted foes move and exploit their blind spots, but nothing beats the feeling of watching your carefully orchestrated sneak attack cut enemy forces in half.
But when your identity lies on the outskirts of the show's white and heteronormative gaze, sometimes it's enough to piece together disparate scenes or characters to fill in its blind spots.
It doesn't help that with the roof up the 570S seems to have a surfeit of blind spots making changing lanes less a traffic maneuver and more a leap of faith.
As you reevaluate your positions, ask yourself whether you're falling prey to common blind spots, such as wanting to invest more or timing the markets as they go up, Liersch said.
Hyundai filled the Nexo with all sorts of neat features, including a camera view of the car's blind spots that pops up in the dashboard when the turn signal is on.
According to the police report, the bar also has surveillance from inside the Saloon ... but the responding cops noted there were several blind spots that missed key moments in the altercation.
Bruiseday won't give you scoops or breaking news, and it will have its blind spots—pro wrestling is simply too big to cover in its entirety in once a week chunks.
Until then, like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, we'll experience deja vu all over again with each annual outlook, and EIA's blind spots will impair visions for a clean energy future.
I have a lot of blind spots and imperfections and work to do on myself and I'm gonna have to keep accepting that's who I am and trying to do better.
Martin is equally insightful about many aspects of long-term female friendships, especially the blind spots that they often contain by necessity, the subjects both parties are careful not to mention.
For Welchez, who also immediately guessed the playlist's creator, that reinforced his preconception of O'Rourke as someone who has certain blind spots, and that makes him approach the candidate with skepticism.
In spite of his own brief emotional entanglement, her husband comes across as a charming weirdo who seems just as willing to own his blind spots and weaknesses as she does.
Why it will boom in 2020: "Many health providers still encounter huge blind spots in knowing what happens to their patients outside of the four walls of their practice," says Yoo.
It's also the result of uncritical thinking, blind spots caused by an overwhelmingly white male work force and a pathological reluctance to ask the bigger question: Where is this all going?
Whether it's born from malice or ignorance, the owners are comfortable with their blind spots and will not budge without force, be it through legal action or a sudden competitive disadvantage.
BREAKFAST BROWSE Not bad for someone who can't drive A 14-year-old from Pennsylvania came up with a solution for driving blind spots -- and won a $25,000 prize for it.
I am going to assume there is still, in 2016, a lack of diversity in the Met and a lack of compassion for minority groups, which leads to dangerous blind-spots.
And so one of the things that I found myself as an immigrant realizing is that this is a country whose blind spots are around its own history of racial horror.
What I miss is this man, with this unique sensibility, these foibles and blind spots, this particular mix of literary and cultural references, moral obsessions and undeniable brilliance as a prose stylist.
The consequence of these systemic blind spots is that "by the time you see PFOS and PFOA you may have been drinking other things for a longer period of time," Field said.
In interviews this week, 16 Times staffers described a short-staffed international publication; an opinion section prone to self-inflicted wounds; and an ongoing debate about the newspaper's biases and blind spots.
Due to the built-in biases and assumptions in the model, AI and ML engines can build up blind spots that limit their usefulness and efficacy in certain situations, environments, and context.
Our own brains do it all the time: you have blind spots with stuff in them right now that you don't notice because your vision system is filling in the gaps — intelligently.
Such a bifocal practice, which upholds the grid as a method of construction while exposing its ideological blind spots, is also evidenced in the work of the Indian artist and activist, Navjot.
However, the acknowledgment that such focus can lead to blind spots, in addition to specific verticals getting destroyed by macro environments (Cleantech) mean generalist VC funds will continue to survive and thrive.
My background isn't so different from most people in the industry, but I'm very fortunate to have learned how important (and beneficial) it can be to spot my biases and blind spots.
The Sanders' campaign's Twitter gaffe comes one day after he caused a stir during Sunday's Democratic presidential debate in Flint, Michigan, after Sanders and Clinton were each asked about racial blind spots.
Instagram is taking steps to block users from posting horrific photos of a teen's body after her brutal murder, but the platform's filters seem to have blind spots: profile pictures and videos.
To complete the data collection process, they got their hands on real security footage and even took their own posed photos holding weapons to fill in any of the AI's blind spots.
EB-5 visas lure investment from foreign citizens with the promise of permanent residency in the United States, but critics say the program is riddled with fraud and national security blind spots.
The Dallas Museum of Art exhibition "Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots," which ends on Sunday, March 20, has two Pollock works on loan from the foundation, which donated $40,000 to underwrite the show.
Mr. Harford, 46, who has been meeting more frequently with Uber's chief diversity officer, has committed to Mr. Khosrowshahi that he will improve his "blind spots" and undergo coaching, Uber executives said.
We want to know the truth about the natural world, but we know that individual humans, even highly educated humans, are prone to all kinds of cognitive blind spots, biases, and errors.
The document included orders for "full video surveillance coverage of dormitories and classrooms free of blind spots," and prohibited detainees from having contact with the outside world, except in strictly monitored interactions.
The mainstreaming of "owned" has always come with a bit of a wink, an acknowledgment that those most eager to lord their superior knowledge over others often have the biggest blind spots.
For me, these kinds of blind spots are interesting—think of Jamaica's struggle to crack the men's 400m, for instance, even as their Caribbean neighbors like Bahamas or Grenada figure it out.
Safety-assistance apps that alert drivers to vehicles in their blind spots or help them park automatically should be a boon to consumers, said Carolina Milanesi, a technology analyst for Creative Strategies.
But stories about community in the 20163s reflected not just a desire for human connection but an understanding that pop culture's older depictions of American community too often contained troubling blind spots.
" Rapid modernization undone by conservative revolt became both template and warning for Afghan progressives, "who have returned again and again to his unfinished project, only to succumb to their own blind spots.
We believe our bill will make a real difference by shoring up our drug supply chain, eliminating blind spots that criminals and drug dealers exploit, and keeping our communities safe and healthy.
The commercial orientation of US museum boards and the Eurocentric framing of mainstream art history have created blind spots, social bracketing, and disciplinary frameworks that structurally (sometimes intentionally) exclude minorities and women.
I realized that this wasn't just about Preston's response to my observation, but a wider issue where some white people find it hard when they're called out on their blind spots around race.
On the other, their idolization of reason over emotion and individualism over the collective good has left them with dangerous blind spots in applying their knowledge on a wider social and political stage.
But plugging in a radar detector and then also adding a video camera with its sundry of dangling wires and suction attachments creates a mess—and more blind spots than is, well, prudent.
Are not its protections of life and liberty far too precious to blindly be turned over to legal "experts," every bit as prone to prejudice and blind spots as the rest of us?
And the owners of pro teams use these psychological blind spots to suck up public funds—often hundreds of millions of dollars in state and city money—to build their expansive, exclusive stores.
But the law contains "blind spots" — namely, record-keeping for direct cellphone communications, said Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School, who specializes in public interest and national security law.
Gates calls out corporate blind spots, like Apple having once left out a menstruation feature in their health-tracking app, and the pitfalls with artificial intelligence and the rise of female-voiced assistants.
Hansen, a reporter, moved to Turkey in 2007 and found that, as she probed her subjects' anxieties and blind spots, she was compelled to question everything she presumed to know about being American.
That has led to cultural blind spots, including scheduling hearings during important religious periods and failing to engage with Muslims in an appropriate way, members of the Muslim community, experts and advocates say.
But Klosterman has little to say about our collective moral blind spots — a letdown, because being wrong about the Good is a graver matter than being wrong about the universe, or about taste.
"Real leaders and innovators don't feel apologetic about their own blind spots/shortcomings but think creatively about the resources needed to find a solution to a problem and feel comfortable asking for help."
Alaina Gassler, a 14-year-old from West Grove, Pennsylvania, just won $25,000 for her prototype design that helps eliminate a car's front blind spots caused by the windshield A-pillars, CNN reported.
When you work on something like this, how do you correct for blind spots where you might have them, in hiring the right people to check you where you need to be checked?
The sporting goods store REI, for example, "did an excellent job of hearing the criticisms," and hearing where they had blind spots, then "responding in a way that wasn't just tokenizing," she said.
Wharton may have had grave blind spots, but she knew very well that her own freedom — as an educated woman unencumbered by children, with a great inheritance and a greater intellect — was rare.
Migraine with visual aura is characterized primarily by visual disturbances like the ones I face, including blind spots and loss of peripheral vision, and seeing zigzag lines, spinning objects, and flashes of light.
"Loyalty is good, but it can also create blind spots," said Aaron Miller, who worked as a senior director of footwear at Under Armour from 2013 to 20173, after 18 years at Nike.
We'd probably be interested in exploring the question of how one of the most intelligent and fearless minds of her time was afflicted by moral blind spots that are obvious to us today.
All of the major best-seller lists have blind spots that serve certain genres poorly, especially genres that don't flourish in the traditional trade book market: gift shop books and toy store books.
Sometimes it feels incredibly aware of the world it exists in, particularly in episodes that reevaluate both the legacy of women's magazines and the blind spots in the breeds of feminism they've typically promoted.
One of the huge themes in her work is the culture at these companies that are heavily male-dominated and engineer-dominated, where maybe there are blind spots or things that the- Costa: Totally.
And when we look at that body of work through the lens of the most memorable women characters Tarantino has put onscreen, it includes both some thrilling highs and some persistent, perverse blind spots.
The purpose of phase C is for the patients to confront their inner demons, and then move on from the traumas, blind spots, and other emotional barriers that are acting like obstacles in life.
"July will be, I think, six years out from Dodd-Frank and there are still real questions about the regulatory structure and if we have fully addressed some of the blind spots," she said.
The mechanism, designed to eliminate any blind spots in financial oversight, has only been used once before, to spur the SEC to complete its long-stalled work on money market fund rules in 2013.
Mr. Guzmán was placed under constant observation from a ceiling camera with no blind spots, and the floors of top-security cells were reinforced with metal bars and a 16-inch layer of concrete.
To anticipate blind spots before they ignite full-blown social media conflagrations, some publishers and authors are soliciting feedback in advance from readers who share a cultural background or other traits with the characters.
Oscar nominations provide a freeze-frame of a year in Hollywood, he writes, telling us about our cultural blind spots and revealing our biases, like a tendency to take male-led stories more seriously.
Satellite-based network coverage works in tandem with ground-based networks, which helps ensure there aren't any blind spots in industries where communication can be hard to come by, like agriculture, forestry and mining.
Sure, he has his blind spots and hangups, most notably that fearsome "devil with the yellow eyes" who pops up like a troll beneath a bridge every time David's memory hits a patchy stretch.
To start, the EV is equipped with the company's CoPilot system, which uses sensors, radar and cameras to detect and track moving objects around the motorcycle — including blind spots — and alert riders to danger.
But also, just as in the first season, The Handmaid's Tale's biggest blind spots come whenever it tries — or doesn't try — to leave the perspective of a furious white feminist like June or Emily.
I one hundred percent believe that, and I think that Jerry has been very instrumental in helping Matt and I figure out what those blind spots are and making sure they don't affect our organization.
I didn't experience this issue in my test drive, but I could see how it could become dangerous, especially if the driver becomes inattentive and fails to check blind spots before confirming the lane change.
It's a vivid sequence, but it's also one that works as a detailed metaphor for the blind spots caused by America's form of techno-militarism, and what happens when theory-induced hubris encounters messy reality.
"We will try our best to leave no gaps or blind spots in social security management and ensure the key areas remain absolutely safe," he said at the opening of the regional assembly's annual session.
Since Mayor Michael Bloomberg instated bike lanes in much of the city during his 2002-2013 tenure, sanitation workers have to pay extra attention to their blind spots so that they won't run into bikers.
Improving the direct visibility of trucks to reduce blind spots through camera and monitoring systems could help save hundreds of lives a year by making it easier to spot pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists, campaigners say.
But there's like an obvious kind of demographic skew, there's like all sorts of cool-kid, inside-Twitter blind spots that you have as well as I do probably, about how we see the world.
It didn't have all the pieces of the puzzle, but it had some, and I think that's why it's such a well-remembered trans and queer text even as we grapple with its blind spots.
Still, this market has gone so long without even the sort of routine 5 percent pullback that visits even the best of years that even bullish investors should be checking their mirrors and blind spots.
If 20083 was an emblem of progress on at least one measure, 2016 has required the grim acceptance of the limits, the disappointments, the blind spots — a nation taking a long look inward, and shuddering.
Despite their blind spots, the men's influence eventually led to a healthier, more diverse, more tolerant musical life — a culture that, for better or for worse, is notable for its lack of real aesthetic controversies.
At an Oakland event last Friday, a prominent Silicon Valley investor walked back some controversial comments about bias in tech — and unintentionally offered an inventory of the industry's persistent blind spots on diversity and inclusion.
Doron Reuveni, who heads up software testing firm Applause, said the app should have gone through extensive testing and real-world testing to see the "blind spots" that the app's own developers may not see.
Guzman was placed under constant observation from a ceiling camera with no blind spots, and the floors of top-security cells were reinforced with metal bars and a 16-inch (40-centimeter) layer of concrete.
The screens are near where a driver would normally look to check a mirror, and the camera views are wider than what a physical mirror can provide, eliminating blind spots along the side of the car.
Similarly, Facebook's confusing rollout of its revenge porn upload test program isn't just a gaffe, but a sign that it still has significant blind spots when it comes to how is users will interpret its actions.
And if they succeed in evolving, maybe these shows could even serve as an example to the industry: something to show that challenging your own blind spots can deepen your storytelling and connection to your audience.
Critics say the vehicles are dangerous because their design creates numerous blind spots for drivers, who sit 10 to 12 feet behind the bow, making it difficult to see directly below and in front of them.
Some of them come from the right, some of them worked in conservative media, including myself and our political editor, but I think like our blind spots tend to be like most of all generational, honestly.
And self-driving cars may be safer than human drivers in other regards, because they don't suffer from blind spots, and have better decision-making and better execution of steering, braking and acceleration, the analysis said.
Clinton, when asked what racial blind spots she had, admitted that it was impossible for her to share the experience of many African-Americans, but she said she tried to understand the issues the community faces.
Good. If you followed, you can visualize a few blind spots and how the majority of stuff that has value, both monetary and sentimental, are concentrated in the large-ish (for New York City), living area.
A lot of guys I've talked to have been auditing their past actions, which is great, although it's largely for others to judge our behavior as we may have blind spots in the rear-view mirror.
I also know that she has an insufferably loud mouth and multiple blind spots that are exacerbated by her unchecked privilege, and that I take less offense to these missteps because of privilege of my own.
Second Wave feminism's reputation, meanwhile, as a humorless group of mainstream white women is due partly to a deliberate attempt in the 1980s to disparage feminists, but also to the movement's race and class blind spots.
The literary world has been wrestling with the same questions, particularly in the young adult sector, where authors and publishers now routinely rely on sensitivity readers to help defend against potential racial and cultural blind spots.
To fill in the blind spots, she placed a webcam on the outside of the pillar on the passenger side, and used a small projector to display the live feed onto the inside of the pillar.
And that might be what liberal readers needs right now: Not just portraits of the Brexit and Trump-voting domestic Other, but a clearer sense of their own worldview's limits, blind spots, blunders and internal contradictions.
We've gone further in-depth on all of the implications of the copyright directive, but the fact is, it's full of vagaries and blind spots that make it impossible to say just how it will shake out.
It's a job and a half even trying to list the sundry attempts at building the shining city on the hill, the perfect world, and the architects are rife with assumptions and blind spots and self-justifications.
All five complained of being forced to shower in plain sight of male and female guards and inmates, and of Bond making lewd comments and of using blind spots in the jail's surveillance system to assault them.
And the jury is in: Study after study shows that firms with higher female representation tend to achieve more and lower risks, in terms of litigation and of having blind spots with your client or customer base.
If we're serious about ripping up the patriarchy and actually creating a world where we don't have mediocre wealthy white men running the show, we have to come to terms with our blind spots and our biases.
Daoud's novel, which is told from the perspective of the brother of the nameless Arab that Meursault kills in The Stranger, became an instant classic of post-colonial literature, rendering vividly Camus's blind spots and latent biases.
She even handled Don Lemon's "So tell me how you are a racist," question (I rephrased it from his query about racial "blind spots" but I promise you that's what he asked!) pretty well, as did Sanders.
There are still a few blind spots and motion wouldn't be detected if it came from the kitchen, but I was less concerned about that area and more concerned with keeping my living room and bedroom secure.
Fed Up, a coalition of community and labor groups, argues in a new report that this homogeneity creates blind spots, protecting financial institutions while neglecting those who are still struggling 10 years after the financial crisis struck.
Schlesinger was a worshipful convert with serious blind spots about Kennedy, but he did warn the new President not to go ahead with the Bay of Pigs, persistently enough that Robert Kennedy told him to back off.
In general, again, the point of my bias, my blind spots, my privilege, my not seeing the ways in which I was pitting their ideas and thus them against each other in my book, I also regret.
According to Shanay Jhaveri, the Met curator behind the Shettar and Bhabha installations, a heightened focus on South Asian women flows from American museums actively thinking more globally and beginning to reckon with long-held blind spots.
What seems like it might be a narrow academic study — a sociological analysis of for-profit colleges — turns out to be about the whole agitated essence of America: our markets, inequalities, prejudices, blind spots and guiding mythologies.
But Carol Cleland, a philosopher and the director of the Center for the Study of Origins at the University of Colorado Boulder, worries that any search based on checking rigid boxes is doomed to have blind spots.
The recession made clear that regulators needed tools, to address not just particular institutions whose books had become overweighted with risk, but also market failures and blind spots that put the system as a whole at risk.
S23 reflects your instincts and predispositions, your fears and blind spots, the stuff that is effectively programmed into your neural and endocrine systems by your DNA, your pre- and early postnatal care, and your formative childhood experiences.
"The video surveillance of the dormitories and classrooms must be fully covered without any blind spots, ensuring that the duty guards can monitor in real time, keep a detailed account and report suspicious activities immediately," it says.
The pillars on either side of your car windshield have become thicker over time, in order to stop your car from collapsing in case it rolls over, but the wider pillars have created pretty significant blind spots.
To demonstrate just how dangerous these front blind spots can be, WTHR 81 reporters had children sit in a line in front of a Chevy Tahoe and a Cadillac Escalade until their respective drivers could see them.
The ready availability of unapproved treatments at major hospitals around China underlines serious regulatory blind spots in a healthcare system treating 22013 billion people and which is the world's second largest drugs market behind the United States.
I don't know if Murphy Brown, unaware of its own privileges and blind spots, is the champion I would drag out of the past to send into that battle, but hey, she's dealt with all of this before.
"As the first pedestrian death involving an Uber autonomous vehicle, the incident has sparked a national debate about the safety of self-driving cars, exposing the technology's blind spots and raising questions of liability," the law firm said.
Doing so would be a taunt to the "dishonest media" and "elites" Trump so often derides, even as Pence fulfills the basic political task of approximating some kind of party reconciliation and covering Trump's social conservative blind spots.
U.S. officials still have significant blind spots when it comes to understanding what interventions deter young people from joining radical groups, which programs transfer between countries and cultures and which do not, and where to focus scarce resources.
Why it matters: The onslaught of Aleppo has desensitized observers, while the fixation on de-escalation zones, the campaign against ISIS and stabilization efforts have created blind spots in places like Douma, where siege and human misery continue.
Facebook users have been manipulating the platform's content reporting tools for years, and unfortunately that phenomenon coupled with Facebook's algorithmic and moderation blind spots punishes voices on both sides of the U.S. political spectrum — and everyone in between.
The cancer was a stark reminder that he was still vulnerable to illnesses from his original anatomy — and that the medical world has blind spots in its understanding of how to take care of trans men and women.
"In some ways, all of this sort of outside the box stuff, you're just trying to get the best ideas and information moving within an organization and then have them flowing freely without these blind spots," Byrnes said.
We indulge the silliness of the fictions in Raad's work because the lattice of paranoia he erects is grounded upon the major blind spots, repressions, and acts of self-censorship endemic to the production and reception of art.
We may have our flaws and cognitive blind spots, but from the findings of scientists like Fischhoff, as well as the innumerable acts of kindness and innovation we are seeing and hearing about, there is reason for hope.
Thomas says that Facebook's internal incentive structure, which she says is still primarily driven by engagement numbers, creates "blind spots" for Facebook staff when thinking of the long-term effects of their platform and its impact on elections.
Jude Gomila, who previously sold his mobile advertising company Heyzap to RNTS Media, is taking on a new challenge — building a "knowledge base" that can fill in Wikipedia's blind spots, particularly when it comes to emerging technologies and startups.
Drivers will instead look at OLED displays embedded on the inside of each door, which are also ringed with lights that can change color based on things like whether there is a car in the E-tron's blind spots.
The test could expose blind spots for first responders and reiterate the need for leaders at the local level to meet and exchange information, a critical lesson learned in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks, officials said.
Over the years, businesses of all kinds have had to acknowledge blind spots for racial exclusion, including "flesh-colored" crayons mixed and melted in dusty peach shades to cosmetics lines that offer few to zero options for dark complexions.
"That night I went back to my pool house, poured some wine, started listening to Diplo, and it just hit me," Mr. Van Der Beek said, noting the comedic potential of a "musical genius" with real-word blind spots.
One of the things that seems to cross geographies, that seems to cross race, that seems to cross class, is that most of us have precisely the same kinds of blind spots around precisely the same kinds of issues.
" Part of the reason why Pink has been able to speak so honestly in her songs is due to the fact that the singer regularly attends therapy, which she said helps her find her "blind spots" despite being "uncomfortable and painful.
RADICAL TRANSFORMATION Despite its blind spots, the IPCC throws down the gauntlet to global policymakers, demanding "rapid and far-reaching" transitions in land, energy, industry, buildings, transport, and cities to slash carbon emissions and begin drawing down carbon from the atmosphere.
That may sound like a long time, but it's actually the fastest time in which a radar scan has ever been acquired, sent back to Earth, and processed in order to detect ships in otherwise blind spots of the oceans.
Staring at the sun without proper filtration, even when it is partially obscured by the moon during an eclipse, can damage or destroy photo-receptor cells of the eye's retina, leaving blind spots in a person's field of vision, experts said.
At the same time, Powell describes herself as both a technophobe and a technophile: With "The Big Disruption," she hopes to satirize tech from the perspective of an informed insider who still loves the industry, despite its flaws and blind spots.
"My mom was in the hospital the last three days and had to miss her crucial every-four-weeks eye injections to treat wet macular degeneration," Havenga wrote, referring to the chronic eye disease that causes blurred vision or blind spots.
We reached out to the academic for some context for her work correcting historic blind spots, how to make sense of the open racial antagonism emanating from this White House, and how black women have been shaping America's story all along.
Skully's AR-1 helmet gives riders a variety of hands-free services, allowing them to utilize GPS navigation, make calls, listen to tunes, and check their blind spots via a wide-angle rear-view camera display all through the helmet screen.
One reads Roth knowing (sometimes explicitly, in the case of some of the Nathan Zuckerman books) that the action on the page is taking place in a unique, fevered male imagination, complete with the obsessions and glaring blind spots this entails.
I decided recently that if I have to pick, I think the thing that most surprised me constantly was how he seems like he is so intelligent and self-aware, and yet somehow he also has these incredible blind spots.
Even those of us who have devoted tens of thousands of hours to watching films have blind spots — important pathways of cinema history that we've never ventured down, or, perhaps even more embarrassingly, major movies whose greatness we've never quite grasped.
The chef's comments quickly became Topic A of conversation at the conference, according to attendees, and have fueled discussion about how pervasive workplace abuse is, and how even a well-regarded chef and restaurateur can have blind spots about the problem.
But if you want to know why Facebook is the way it is — how its leaders think, what their blind spots are, and why the company's plans have so often gone awry — The Inside Story is an excellent starting place.
But as this investigation by a local Indiana television station reveals, many of the most popular vehicles in the US today have shockingly huge front blind spots — and that could spell danger for a lot of people, most notably small children.
It's easy to get defensive about your own blind spots, but something that critics should always be doing is expanding our own perspectives on art — and, if we're doing our jobs well, also giving readers the tools to do the same.
The e-tron Sportback also all but does away with blind spots thanks to strategically positioned cameras that pipe real-time images to displays built into the interior of the car's doors, giving you a view as to what's going on all around.
For instance, the thin flexible sheet camera could be wrapped around a lamp post to record 360-degree videos, around the outside of a car to help drivers see blind spots, or even used as a regular camera that fits into a wallet.
With their blind spots and weird caffeine habits, the duo often reminded me of the strong women in my own family, who worked hard and built lucrative careers (even if they had a massive head start in a bunch of important structural ways).
"[It's great] to have a cohort that's a sounding board and a critical peer group that can poke holes in my thinking," Pascoe said, noting that her group helps her see where she has blind spots but in a "very nonthreatening, noncompetitive" way.
But BLM has moved beyond many of the blind spots and shortcomings of its predecessors, embracing the full complexity of black identity and forging a movement that is far more inclusive and democratic than either the Panthers or civil rights activists ever envisioned.
The Cylon lineup was built around just battering me down with waves of missiles, while my fleet was about getting in close with gun turrets and heavy artillery, maneuvering into the Cylon ships' blind spots, and shattering them with a few salvos.
While the plan is too multifaceted to cover in its totality—and includes pledges to expand federal hate crimes laws and ensure trans students are able to use restrooms in accordance with their gender identity at school—there are some occasional blind spots.
To call it a shaky start is an understatement, but I respect her position, understand how the whiteness of the media more broadly leaves blind spots in coverage and mostly want to get down into the nitty-gritty of talking about the album.
This matters, not as an excuse to blame Microsoft or Coke for the actions of trolls, but as evidence that the most important democratizing technology on the horizon—truly intelligent AI—is still highly susceptible to the blind spots of its creators.
And without real access to the pope, and without the buy-in of players in the Roman curia, they were powerless to influence Francis' message or impose message discipline on a pope whose own blind spots have increasingly led him into danger.
If the Oscar nominations provide a snapshot of that year in Hollywood, and Hollywood helps shape the way we see ourselves, then examining them can tell us not only where the industry is headed but also where our cultural blind spots still lie.
Earlier this month, South Korea's Unification Ministry publicly apologized and proposed comprehensive measures to "minimize blind spots in welfare," including a survey of all defectors in South Korea to find those who are at risk and increased information sharing between government agencies.
One of the blind spots exposed by the #MeToo movement was how the Hollywood system, in which the studios often do not have direct control over the employees of powerful independent producers like Mr. Weinstein, left workers with nowhere to turn with complaints.
"The petrochemical sector is one of the blind spots of the global energy debate and there is no question that it will be the key driver of oil demand growth for many years to come," IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol told Reuters.
It doesn't mean they don't care, it just means that for whatever reason — whether it's a generational difference or their own biases or blind spots — they aren't understanding what you're trying to communicate or they don't know how to respond in a helpful way.
What's at stake if we don't listen to each other, or give each other the space to learn from blind spots and mistakes, is having the promise of a new beginning, squandering it, and then having to rebuild again, from scratch, in 25 years.
In our 100 days report card back in April, Jim VandeHei and I noted that one of Trump's "misses" was: "Little personal growth in office" — a loose style and resistance to structure that leaves White House aides insecure, and created internal inefficiencies and blind spots.
You can decide for yourself how effective the pivot was — offensive comments about another candidate's sex life are proof enough that being woke on war isn't a cure against other blind spots — but it is illustrative of how singularly focused Gravel's campaign is. Sen.
Alaina Gassler, 14, got the idea for her science project after noticing how her mother didn't like driving the family's S.U.V. Alaina Gassler often saw her mother growing frustrated with blind spots when driving the family's old Jeep Grand Cherokee in their Pennsylvania neighborhood.
Berlin is a master of this particular reversal, the sleight-of-hand aspect of the short story that puts the reader into the same unguarded state in which we find ourselves when our own lives' losses come at us fast out of our blind spots.
The risk with these methods is that there is pressure to come to a deal, and there can be financial blind spots in the process, according to Jeffrey A. Landers, a divorce financial strategist and president of Bedrock Divorce Advisors in New York City.
More broadly, Mr. Benjamin and others said, European nations still refuse to share even basic intelligence — sometimes sharing it with the United States before giving it to one another — leading to blind spots across the Continent that make it easier for terrorist groups to strike.
"A thing that brings down lots and lots of leaders is their own blind spots about their own triggers, or their own things where they're acting not out of rational interest but because they're acting out of emotion that they don't understand," he said.
With Illumen, Mr. Dodson aims to invest in private equity and venture funds, with a caveat: Managers must agree to undergo training to reduce implicit bias that may be creating blind spots in their choices of employees to promote and companies in which to invest.
But instead of documenting her life experiences, something at which she excels, Daum spends far more time arguing over simplified conservative and liberal talking points, exposing her blind spots to the current issues that color our experience: race, gender, capitalism, the internet, and power.
One of the things that we talked about — and we did this internally at Code242, we do all of our own trainings — was, we went through, there's a list blind spots, and you go through them and it's a bunch of yes-or-no questions.
To see the syllabi of art schools' survey courses confirms that the same blind spots afflict our institutions of higher learning, leading to a community that's not only lacking in a diversity of voices and discourse, but, worse still, frequently oblivious to that lack.
But I do think a thing that brings down lots and lots of leaders is their own blind spots about their own triggers, or their own things where they're acting not out of rational interest, but because they're acting out of emotion that they don't understand.
Though there's some obviously sinister stuff getting through on platforms like YouTube, thanks to algorithmic blind spots — Spider-Man and Frozen's Elsa, in particular, have had a rough go of it — most of the stuff that's getting under adults' skin has been the weird, almost disturbing stuff.
It took her six years of art school and six decades of life, but she emerged with a growing body of work as well as a measure of self-acceptance — which, in a world full of bias and blind spots, can be the hardest thing to learn.
"The blind spots that we're facing in terms of the contraction in GDP and the contraction in earnings are large enough that investors just don't know what the right price is in terms of the most probable outcome over the next couple of quarters," he added.
It felt like the Academy did recognize its blind spots in representation, and while the night was full of positive gestures, these moments of cognizance won't really mean much if the Oscars don't improve so that these jokes and moments of ribbing don't have to exist.
The systems that clinicians rely on to detect improper opioid prescriptions – known as Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMPs) – hold great promise, but they operate as a patchwork of separate programs in each state, creating troubling blind spots that allow episodes of abuse and unintended misuse to fester.
At the University of Texas at Austin, I, along with my colleague, art historian Dr. Cherise Smith, and other staff members, have worked with various institutions seeking to diversify audiences, expand programs, and identify blind spots; and Dr. Smith has worked diligently to integrate predominantly white collections.
And it took at least four seasons for audiences to come around to the true ethos of the show, to see what we wanted for each and every participant: to help break down their blind spots and build them back up with a sense of self-esteem they deserved.
It's a bit like the rationalist community, who are trying to find a way around our cognitive blind spots, to apply behavioral economics to get people to do what will be best in the long term, instead of what your emotions tell you is best in the short term.
While the Bechdel Test is one useful metric for looking at Hollywood's blind spots around representation, however, it doesn't touch on many important aspects of cinema — about how central those roles are, about people of color, about who's working behind the camera, as well as in front of it.
That decision resulted in a self-driving vehicle with more blind spots than its own earlier generation of autonomous cars, as well as those of its rivals, according to interviews with five former employees and four industry experts who spoke for the first time about Uber's technology switch.
Baseball's shift to a more hard-headed, numbers-based approach to talent evaluation was famously chronicled in Michael Lewis' 2003 book "Moneyball," the story of how GM Billy Beane exploited other executives' behavioral blind spots to find undervalued players who were good at things competing teams didn't properly appreciate.
But that's because Lonergan's meticulousness can't help but occasionally be overtaken by Affleck's breathtaking performance, which takes anything literary or self-consciously classical—one of Lonergan's minor blind spots as a filmmaker is that his ambition sometimes gets in his own way —and obliterates it with raw, unyielding pain.
If having a country means having some kind of deliberation about what the problem is, absorbing new facts, being moved by them on occasion, becoming alive to problems that might have blossomed in blind spots — if this is having a country, it is hard work having a country.
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The book allows us to see the way that flawed technology is made and marketed: not by villains, but by blind spots, uncritical thinking and armies of ambivalent people coming into work each day trying their best — all while, sometimes unwittingly, laying the foundation of the surveillance economy.
Wing cofounder Audrey Gelman acknowledged some shortcomings in a Fast Company op-ed on Wednesday, noting that the company had thus far operated "without the consistent self-interrogation of our own blind spots as white cis women," and had prioritized growth over the concerns of its members and employees.
So while Microsoft presumably did a good turn by recognizing its own blind spots and trying to AI its way out—this also is just an obvious admission of its inability to corral younger users—Microsoft still has shown a fundamental misunderstanding of just how trollish Twitter users can be.
And working with other writers to direct their screenplays — or simply to get their feedback — might help him move past the clichés and major blind spots that riddle his work, including damaging stereotypes about HIV, and tired tropes that result in shows and movies that are hardly distinguishable from one another.
The plan itself is an encouraging step, filled though it may be with blind spots, rampant vagueness, inflated expectations, and contradictions—because it shows that even the legendarily blinkered Bezos can be pushed to change course, and it demonstrates the power and potential of good organizing in the tech sector.
While some might frame the Kelly issue as "political correctness run amok," in reality it demonstrates how an individual's blind spots, if not brought to light through dialogue and engagement with people who have various perspectives and life experiences, can lead to embarrassment and the all-too-familiar corporate apology cycle.
To consume these larger works is to both be reassured that in the time that's passed — whether it's decades or months — that we're making some kind of forward progress in our understanding while also being reminded that we're still harboring all sorts of blind spots and biases we're not aware of yet.
Dr. Anne Aly, one of few members of Parliament from a non-European background (she was born in Egypt), said that Australia's political leaders needed to become more comfortable with being challenged about their biases and cultural blind spots — and with the fact that Australia is more a part of Asia than Europe.
The incident haunts Collin and — along with a few close scrapes and painful realizations — kicks off a few days that will change not just Collin's life but the landscape of Collin and Miles's friendship too, as their own long-ignored blind spots begin to surface and threaten to tear apart their relationship.
I guess I needed to go on a journey (which took far longer than expected) of working on myself, which I have done, and we are my great reward for not shrinking away from those issues, habits, blind spots or pains inside myself that were creating obstacles for me in my love life.
Let's get into the details on two such routers: The smaller of the two, the N300 router wants to ensure that there are no blind spots in your home's coverage with its high penetration rate — so you no longer have to sit right beside the router to ensure your content will actually load.
Reed is one of seven artists of color in the show, and from a historical standpoint, their works are the most revelatory due to decades of institutional biases and blind spots (though, for the record, there are no artists of Asian heritage, and the gender ratio is six women to 12 men).
About a year and a half ago, I wrote an Op-Ed for The Times ("Adult, Autistic and Ignored") lamenting this depressing situation and pointing out how our culture seemed to have twin blind spots for both older adults with autism and for teens with autism and developmental disabilities about to enter adulthood.
Abuse victims and their advocates held high hopes that Francis, who seemed in the last year to overcome his own blind spots on an issue on which he had repeatedly stumbled, would use his absolute authority to institute a churchwide law dismissing abusive priests and the bishops who cover up for them.
He points to an even wider range of examples than that, from classic cheats like the Konami Code — which made Contra (among others) much more approachable for all players back in the day — to modern examples of "cheesing," or using blind spots in a game's code or AI programming to claim some kind of advantage.
It's a gripping, important piece of journalism that methodically dismantles the structural blind spots and prejudices of America's criminal justice system, never losing sight of the fact that, while Flowers sits on death row for a crime he almost certainly didn't commit, the racialized blinders in the case continue to leave the murders unsolved.
Assembled by the New York painter Amy Sillman, working with Michelle Kuo, a curator of painting and sculpture, "The Shape of Shape" points to one of the museum's bigger curatorial blind spots, especially as it approaches the present: the fear of painting, color and form that has allowed Conceptual Art and its derivatives such prominence.
And a series of recent tests conducted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) reveal that, while there remain a number of blind spots, the purveyors of these tools have become experts at reverse engineering smartphones in order to extract troves of information off the devices and the apps installed on them.
The bankruptcy of California utility company Pacific Gas and Electric in January following devastating wildfires caused in part by climate change is prompting investors to recognize what had been one of the biggest blind spots of environmentally driven investing: the reality that even companies that pledge to combat climate change could be negatively affected by it.
Harford is still with the company after apologizing to staff involved and being talked to by Khosrowshahi himself, the Times wrote, though he promised the CEO that he would work on his "blind spots" and attend coaching sessions:"I am humbled and grateful for the feedback I received, which has been eye-opening," Mr. Harford said in a statement.
"If I'm communicating my genuine belief that those who are not subject to racism can sometimes have blind spots or lack appreciation of what it feels to be on the receiving end of that ... I always felt that if I really knew that and I just communicated it as clearly as I could, that I'd be OK," he said.
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More importantly, it's possible for Isle of Dogs to be both a charming story about humanity's rapport with canines (try saying the title out loud) and an act of erasure; it can showcase both what its director has traditionally done well and how he's opted to lean directly into one of his most evident blind spots.
Instead, his theory of justice emerged from his distinctive experience of the exceptional decades after World War II. By tracing those historical circumstances—the political and economic assumptions of the postwar years, as well as the ways philosophy was done then—Forrester shows how Rawls's thinking, with its strengths and blind spots, came to seem natural.
But right now, when I look at that evidence — and I'll tell you, Sam, like I do so with integrity and trying to think through the right answer just as I imagine you do, whatever you believe about me — I just put my understanding of where the blind spots are likely be differently than you do.
Those nine people work together and say, "Look, here's how to work with me, here's what brings out the best in me and the worst in me, here are my blind spots," and then I read that and I get to give my own input, and then we give that out to all the new hires that I have.
"When you are white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto, you don't know what it's like to be poor, you don't know what it's like to be hassled when you are walking down a street or dragged out of a car," Sanders said when asked about his personal racial blind spots.
For Mr. Sharon, it was important not to ignore these parts of the piece, but to point out the ways in which the opera's overarching message — in his view one of universal liberation, in which the puppets' move toward self-awareness mirrors the human search for free will and a consciously, collectively shaped future — overcomes its blind spots.
Earlier this year, Carl Marci, chief neuroscientist and executive vice president of Nielsen Consumer Neuroscience, spoke at the Digiday Retail Summit about how tools such as eye tracking, EEG and biometrics can help brands identify visual hot spots (areas in a store or on a product that attract the most attention) and blind spots and determine levels of emotional impact.
Instead of mandating employee training on racial sensitivity, diversity awareness, compliance with antidiscrimination laws, and lessons on how to better integrate the workplace, companies in recent years have spent millions of dollars on new programs that train employees to recognize their biases—the idea being that if we can simply acknowledge our prejudices and blind spots, we can overcome them.
Kean O'Brien describes themselves as a "fellow white queer/trans artist" (Gimbrone also identifies as transgender) who became critical of PSSST for what O'Brien saw as a lack of consideration for the community and "because of the blind spots Jules and Barnett had when allowing the investor to purchase a building in Boyle Heights," according to a statement O'Brien emailed Hyperallergic.
Teenager Wins $25,000 for Science Project That Solves Blind Spots in Cars Alaina Gassler, 14, got the idea for her science project after noticing how her mother didn't like driving the family's S.U.V. TikTok Blocks Teen Who Posted About China's Detention Camps The app faced renewed questions about whether it censors material after it removed an American's video about Muslims in China.
And maybe, without overlooking or forgetting about Wharton's blind spots, we'd be able to appreciate the riches she had to offer — her aphoristic wit; her astonishingly well-wrought sentences; her subtle sense of how moral strength and weakness coexist in each of us; her criticisms of the cruelties of her historical moment, which are not unlike the cruelties of ours.
Understand your weaknesses, know your blind spots, and start recognizing when that little voice in your head is spinning you a fantasy about how perfect a certain dress will look with those shoes you saw on that random woman in the subway, so you can recreate that scene you saw on Instagram earlier today of that blogger who was partying with celebrities on a yacht in Corsica.
All places have a computer and a small box which is reportedly used to download all information from smartphones […] (Xinjiang still uses 3G signals, not LTE, I wonder why) […] if [restaurants] want to keep things private by blocking the windows, they have to have surveillance cameras inside […] We saw life under a complete, multi-layered surveillance system that has basically no blind spots at all.
Headlines are written under tight deadlines as events are won and medals awarded, making it even less likely that journalists will take the opportunity to be especially thoughtful, or take time to question the biases that may be informing the way they frame a story, or ask their colleagues who represent various marginalized identity groups to review their work to control for potential blind spots.
The IEEE also notes the lack of an independent review organization to oversee algorithmic operation, and the use of "black-box components" in the creation of algorithms, as other problems to achieving ethical AI. One suggestion to help overcome the tech industry's ethical blind spots is to ensure those building autonomous technologies are "a multidisciplinary and diverse group of individuals" so that all potential ethical issues are covered, the IEEE writes.
The online reaction to criticism of the film has been filled with blind spots, too, with people unfairly painting the discussion as a call for cultural purity, insisting that "actual Asians" aren't bothered by any of this, and brandishing cowriter Kunichi Nomura — whom Anderson brought on to advise on cultural specifics as well as provide the voice of his villain — as some kind of human shield against this entire topic.
Cornyn told Bloomberg on Tuesday that the bill was "tweaked" to address concerns by Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who was worried that the original version was "overly broad" and could "end up with blowback against the US." Related: 'Blind Spots and Inefficiencies': The CIA Before and After 9/11 Schumer's office provided VICE News with a summary of what was amended prior to Tuesday's vote.
That means technology that's truly reflective of who we all are will include the obnoxious and the terrible, and the only way around that is the same solution to problems of bias that affect tech now: development and engineering teams that aren't built to be diverse enough to identify their blind spots in addressing users are inevitably going to misunderstand the reality of their users' experiences—at their own peril.
But notwithstanding its blind spots, this liberal worldview was and is essentially pro-marriage, in the sense of believing that it's good for society to have a single normative destination to which most couples arrive, a single normative institution in which most children will be raised — and in the sense of favoring a mild cultural and political pressure in its favor, encompassing forces and ideas (religion, gender difference) that are not necessarily progressive.
In the course of that obviously we come out of a place and often we put a lot of internal energy into checking our instincts and sometimes failing at that, but I think that like people who are interested in and motivated by ideology project that on an industry that like surely has its blind spots and is swimming in the same ideological waters as everybody else, but it's not, it's just not what we spend our time thinking about.
Sandy is a career non-political official at OMB and is expected to face questions about why the congressionally appropriated military aid was halted and how the decision was implemented — two key blind spots for Democratic investigators as they seek to make the case that Trump ordered the hold the military aid and refused a White House meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky until the country would publicly commit to investigations of Trump's political rivals, in particular former Vice President Joe Biden.
Like many of her peers at Amazon, Costa has been experiencing a tension between work she loves and a company culture and community she in many ways admires deeply, and what she sees as the company's dangerous failings, or "blind spots," regarding critical ethical issues such as climate change and AI. Indeed, her concerns are increasingly typical of employees not only at Amazon, but throughout big tech and beyond, which seems worth noting particularly because hers is not the typical image many call to mind when thinking of giant tech companies.
I had a look at the systems they are using to detect bots, trolls, and misinformation and how they are trying to get ahead of it all... Read on... >> The Dems have help from some former Facebook employees, including Nell Thomas, the DNC's new CTO, who said FB's focus on engagement numbers creates "blind spots" for FB staff when thinking of the long-term effects of their platforms... >> On refusing to fact-check politicians' ads and leaving the doctored Pelosi video on its platform, Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton's former campaign manager, said FB is like a "polluter who wants to dump toxic waste in a river and is happy to take home a profit but thinks they don't have to pay for cleanup..." "The most powerful person in the country is a disinformation agent" Donie adds: But as much work the Democrats can do in fighting bots and trolls, one official here acknowledged to me the bigger problem is in the White House.

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