We intend to Charter the first annual guide to humanise ai (artificial
intel) and all 2020s technologies preferentially applied to the core sdgs- poverty-tech, food-tech, health-tech, education-tech,
equality-tech and so forth
We aim to open source version 0 of this
by September 2021 in time to host fringe debates/zooms at cop26 Glasgow Nov 2021 on integrating core sd goals as well as climate
blueprints. AI will also be pivotal to vaccine logistics for 7.5 billion people and communities leaping forward from covid
making the 2020s the most exciting time to be in -or value - the younger half of the world. This will be the 260th year of
humans and machines due to what James Watt and Adam Smith started up at Glasgow University.
In Remembrance Sir Fazle Abed died 20 December 2019
2021 is also the 60th
year of alumni networking around the greatest poverty alleviation networker i have been privileged to help graduate journalists
interview. After himself graduating in naval engineering from Glasgow U, Sir Fazle spent a decade rising to be East Pakistan's
regional CEO of Royal Dutch Shell, before a cyclone killed one million people all around him. This life changing moment caused
him to spend the rest of his life turning Bangladesh and co-leadership partnerships into labs empowering village women and
their daughters to end rural poverty and play a full part in nation building. Brac's brand architecture
evolved into the world's largest NGO partnership as well as the first one amplifying both a girls world and South Asian cultural
joy
I first heard of the idea that the sdg world needed new university
coalitions at a remembrance dinner roundtable to my father's life work hosted by the Japanese ambassador to Bangladesh in
which Sir Fazle Abed was invited as chief guest. Soon most Asian ambassadors were joining in a two pronged
debate: Brac university was to be Fazle Abed's legacy and Sir Fazle advocated a map for sustainable Asia : for every 40 million
Asians a new university needed to be linked in to help mediate both the deepest data relevant to open society and those tech
wizards who find their greatest life changing moment in ai for sdgs..
Key
sources for the first annual will be any educator in open society education networking who seeks to unite lives matter or
liberate youth empowered solutions to our species most urgent coalition challenge : to be or not to be.
chris.macrae
co-author with The Economist's Norman Macrae
of 2025report.com
research associate of Brac University
President and Vice-Chancellor’s office
chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
, Washington DC region, whatsapp and text +1 240 316 8157
all reporting errors are mine alone
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jargon watch
Scottish
schools of entrepreneurship are particularly picky about which English words to apply. bottom-up, locally & globally
For example we are comfy with "charter" in the sense of royal
families giving entrepreneurial permission to network partners around a sustainable purpose - eg Royal Geo Soc, Royal Soc
of Arts, Royal Society of Medicine .. and the society of societies - Royal Society https://www.youtube.com/royalsociety
Back in 1843 Smithian and Diaspora Scot James Wilson started THE Royal
Society news letter -aka The Economist -facilitating debates of whether empire processes could change from eg slavemaking
to commonwealth; unfortunately for James, Queen Victoria and Albert the Prince Concert liked his idea and dispatched him to
Calcutta with her permission "the charter bank for designing economics South Asians needed"; there James died of
diarrhea within 9 months of landing. It wasn't until 120 years later that Fazle Abed and Unicefs James
Grant made the intel of oral rehydration a primary school practice and soon epidemiologists became core to Brac's village
networking intel as well as the genesis of Brac University's first college James Grant School of Public Health
MELINDA %22JAMES https://www.google.com/search?q=MELINDA+%22JAMES+GRANT+SCHOOL+OF+PUBLIC+HEALTH%22&oq=MELINDA+%22JAMES+GRANT+SCHOOL+OF+PUBLIC+HEALTH
Back in 1860 James Wilson's son-in-law Walter Bagehot took up the double
challenge of editing The Economist and Mediating transformation of the English Constitution.
My special interest as a statistician is in transparency of partnerships auditing exponential multipliers,
intangibles and deep trust partnerships My 1995 book with The Economist Intel Unit "Brand Chartering Handbook"
mapped a way to mediate sustainability local and global partnerships. Today I am hopeful that I have learnt
from which professions suppressed our attempt to value the most purposeful brand leaders worldwide; therefore we urgently
hope ai will now prove to be a smarter subject to charter how and why the younger half of the world open
up society's maps to being the first sdg generation
On Norman Macrae
My father had a series of life changing viewpoints which he used as optimistic mediation lenses
1930s grew up in British embassies most impacted by Stalin and Hitler,
1940s
survived his last days as teenager in world war 2 navigating planes in allied bomber command over modernday Myanmar surrounded
by the great Bay of Bengal, Asean and continent of South China; joined up to Keynes last class on theeconomics profession
Hippocratic oath to systematically end poverty
1950s was the only journalist
in Messina 1955 at birth of EU, one of the last people to interview John von Neumann inspiring curiosity
about the future of ai labs launched by the Irish American John McCarthy to twin Atlantic smart studies
out of MIT Boston and Pacific smart studies out of Stanford
1962 in his 15th year as Economist sub
editor was permitted to sign one annual survey- chose FIRST the future rising of Japan and hopefully the two thirds of the
world who are Asian and whose continental needs had not historically been valued by the mercantile empire era in general-particularly
the systemic administration of Britannia and Japan...
by the 1970s Norman was inviting the likes
of Romano Prodi to translate surveys of entrepreneurial revolution into the romance languages; his next intent was to linkin
Von Neumann's central euro languages through the 1980s but what happened next is still debated by the friends of The 2025
Report now in its 37th round of re-editing
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