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We are excited to announce our next Mindshare soon with some interesting new speakers. Join us in Telegram to not miss any updates: t.me/VeioviaCommuni…

ICYMI Introducing .DSci: A Domain for Decentralized Onchain Science Traditional science is controlled by centralized institutions, limiting access to funding, publishing, and collaboration — The DeSci movement is changing that. In partnership with Genative SA, powered by @veiovia ​​and co-sponsored by @IEEEorg BCTC and the IEEE Decentralized Science Technical Committee, .DSci domains are here to accelerate it. 🧵

Veiovia was at the Ai Super Connector showcase hosted by @imperialcollege, featuring builders using AI technologies to make a positive impact in healthcare, engineering, law, and the creative industry!

@opus_universe @veryvanya Thanks for joining us everyone! Please consider giving us a follow as we look to host more impactful conversations in the DeSci community.

An introduction to benevolent AI with @veiovia and @veryvanya 👇 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Reminder, we are hosting @veryvanya from @opus_universe tomorrow at 3pm EST via Zoom Webinar, registration available at our Mindshare series website: mindshare.veiovia.com CC: @mynt_josh

Excited to see this has gained some traction with the @opus_universe community. We are looking forward to hosting @veryvanya and the community on their research into Ai Human alignment. I found this paper to be really interesting on how they are building Ai Benevolence into code: x.com/opus_universe/…

One of the biggest challenges today is ensuring Ai Benevolent towards humans. @veryvanya is on the forefront of this research and we are excited to welcome them to our next Mindshare session on March 26th at 3pm EST, 7pm GMT. Join us live: mindshare.veiovia.com/event/an-intro…

Veiovia is a passionate community of researchers and academics, spun out from the University of York, who believe decentralized tech can revolutionize privacy and knowledge-sharing through deep tech debates. Veiovia is rallying the community to save Koalas with science and genomic breakthroughs. Join us on Telegram, Link in bio. Wilpena’s legacy lives on - @veiovia

The practical impacts of genomic sequencing on precision medicine cannot be understated! Reduced costs from $100 million to $1,000, increased speed, and AI-driven data management have dramatically boosted its impact for all. Read more: institute.global/insights/publi…

Barriers to rolling out solutions persist, but we can address them by working together. Read more about important conservation work in our previous thread: x.com/veiovia/status… If you want to support impactful work, join us on Telegram: t.me/VeioviaCommuni…

Koala Creek at Longleat Park is a pioneering collaboration with the Government of South Australia and Cleland Wildlife Park, supporting research and fundraising for koala management and conservation. Image: Australian soldiers feeding Koalas during the 2020 wildfires 🐨♥️

Genomes are the blueprint of life for all living things, and understanding them is crucial for future care. Wilpena's donated genetic information provided scientists with vital clues to save the wild population. 🐨🧵♥️

To save the Koala's, we must protect their forests and study killer diseases that impact their health. Further research into how genes control their health is key to ongoing conservation efforts, ensuring their survival for generations to come. Make sure to join the Veiovia community on Telegram: t.me/VeioviaCommuni… Read more: nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammal…

Unique to Australia, Koalas only eat eucalyptus leaves and are marked as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List. 🟥 Best estimates of the remaining Koala population is around 300,000. iucnredlist.org/species/16892/…

We are featuring the story of a fluffy and cuddly Koala called Wilpena! 🐨 Her legacy gives hope that we can save other Koala's in the wild. 🧵 Join us on Telegram for upcoming announcements: t.me/VeioviaCommuni…

Veiovia is a community of researchers, academics and members invested in conservation. "the species has been in dramatic decline – in some places plummeting by 80% in just 10 years." Let's continue the work on Koala conservation! Join us in Telegram, link in bio. bbc.com/news/articles/…