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D.TheAmericanpoetLouiseGlück,whoseworkmainlyexploresdifficulthumanemotions,hasbeenawardedthe2020NobelPrizeinLiterature.TheNobelCommitteepraisedher“uniquemythologicalperspectivethatmakesindividualfeelingsuniversal,”describingheras“apoetoffundamentalchangeandrebirth,wheretheleapforwardismadefromadeepsenseofloss.”Glück,77,learnedthenewsbyphoneearlyThursdaymorning.Shesaidafterthecallshewasstillinastateof“astoundment,”withphotographersgatheredoutsideherhome.RecallingtheconversationwithaNobelCommitteemember,shesaid,“Ialmostcried,anditseemedtomeunbelievablethattheywouldchooseanAmericanpoet.”Glück’spoetryfrequentlydrawsonmythologicallanguage,usingfigureslikePersephonetorepresentpersonaltransformation.NobelCommitteechairmanAndersOlssonpointedoutherseeminglynaturalstyleanddirectimagesofpainfulfamilyrelationships.LaureateRobertPinsky,aU.S.poet,admiredherintelligenceandsharpwritingstyle.HarvardprofessorStephanieBurtnotedthatGlück’poemsareknownfortheirfreeverseandhonestexpression.BorninNewYorkin1943,Glückpublishedherfirstcollectionin1968,quicklybuildingherreputationforusingsimplelanguagetoexploredeephumanconcernslikelonelinessandAtYale,whereshewasaprofessor,sheworkedcloselywithyoungstudentsasajudgefortheYaleSeriesofYoungerPoetsPrize,settingthetonefortheirworkslater.ColleagueLangdonHammersaid,“She’ssomeonewhohasadeepvocationasateacherwithacalling.”Overthedecades,GlückhasbecomeoneofAmerica’smostcelebratedpoets,winningUSPoetin2003-04andaNationalHumanitiesMedalin2015.WhatdoesGlück’spoetryfocusonaccordingtothefirstHuman 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D.MachineLearningUnlocksFordecades,cancerresearchhasbeendisturbedbyapersistentproblem:thedatausedtotrainartificialintelligence(AI)oftenexcludesdiversepopulations.ManymedicaldatasetsareoverwhelminglyconcludedfrompatientsofEuropeandescent(血统),meaningAImodelslearntodiagnoseandtreatcancerdependingonanarrowsliceofhumanity.Thislackofdiversitycanleadtomisdiagnosisorineffectivetreatmentforunderrepresentedgroups.NowateamatMIT’sComputerScienceandArtificialIntelligenceLaboratoryCSAIL)hasdevelopedanoveltechniquethatusesgenerativeAItoaddressthisinequalityhead-on.Insteadofsimplygettingridofbiaseddata,theirmodelcreatessynthetic(合成的)medicalimages—suchasbreastcancerscans—thatarebasedonthecharacteristicsofrealpatientsfromdiverseracialandethnicbackgrounds.Thesesyntheticimagesarenotofrealpeople;theyaredigitallygeneratedrepresentationsdesignedtofillthegapsinexistingdatasets.Thepotentialistransformative.BytrainingdiagnosticAIonamorebalanceddatasetenrichedwiththesesyntheticimages,thesystem’saccuracyacrossallpopulationgroupsimprovessignificantly.Earlytestsshowthatthetechniquecanreduceaformofalgorithmicbiasknownas“underspecification,”wheremodelsperformwellonpaperbutfailinreal-world,diverseclinicalsettings.“Wearenotjustfixingthedata;wearefundamentallyre-engineeringthefairnessofthemodel,”explainsleadresearcherDr.SarahChen.However,themethodisadouble-edgedsword.Whileitcan“unbias”data,theverysametechnologycouldbeweaponizedtoincreasebias.Ifanunintendedresearcherusesthesametechniquetogeneratesyntheticdatathatover-representsaparticulargrouporleadstoharmfulstereotypes刻板印象),itcouldcreateAImodelsthatareevenmoreprejudicedthanthosetrainedonreal-worlddata.Thelinebetweencorrectinghistoricalunfairnessandcreatingnew,syntheticonesisprettythin.Thisconcernplacesasignificantethicalburdenonresearchers.WhatshouldbeconfirmedisnolongertheaccuracyofanAImodelbutthesafetyofethics.Afterall,inthescientists’eyesitcanpromisefairerhealthcareintheyearstocome.WhatproblemhaspuzzledresearchersincancerHighcostofcollecting 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