Happy 41 73 100 265 to CDHs not SDGs

Happy 41 73 100 265 to CDHs not SDGs

Actually sdg16 is too hard for me on this screen; so may we leave reconciliations between white & other sea lords to contributors to journal of new economics, at Smith's University of Glasgow -where we note in English latin syllable NAT =birth is common to nation & nature

consider CDH \/ United Nations SDG 1=15

let's see who prefers intelligence of linking Collaboration Development Humans as more joyfully actionable just proclamations of Sustainability Development Goals;

can we peoples of the 2020s fully value parents duty of intergenerational development?

I feel collaboration is far more simple word to see with than sustainability and the centre of humanity's gravity as a mothers love map simpler to integrate the united goodwill of 8 billion humans around than 17 goals (actually if we take a coms systems architecture lens : and celebrate HAI Human Artificial Intel scaling how brainworkers best spend time and data.

A CENTURY OLD DIARY: NOTES ON WORLDS TO SEE

Being born 1923 in Kalingrad then Konisberg to a Scottish diplomat in charge of british intelligence on the evils of Hitler & Stalin

you could say my father Norman had a hunger for peaceful collaboration. This was compounded by being teen navigator allied bomber command burma; dad lucked out surviving, and in presence at keynes last class at cambridge on general theory of poverty museums design, and being sent from London as Economist's Rookie journalist in 1951 to go learn for a year from Von Neumann (Einstein, Turing) Princeton on their co-creation of engine type 6 (brainworkers engines) and intent to Unite peoples and nations . That was 73 years ago

Then 41 Years ago (!982) dad wrote a schools briefing in The Economist- why not Silicon Valley Everywhere? And I began co-authoring future web1-2-3 systems hypotheses with Norman including the 40 year future history 2025 reporting in American though we sneaked an English version our before steve jobs mack-apple launched his alternative to Orwell's big brother.

Ironically today the whole of millennials world (from the west - if there are to be human development futures #beyondextinction - still needs to collaborate with stanford intelligence mapmakers. Whilst Scots like me ( not a homeland recognised ever by UN or EU) have no ability to advise nationals, i would humbly ask americans : if you don't intend to vote for trump seek out one trumpist and suggest that they may be right that politics in dc has become broken BUT extreme nationalism is not what is needed from a world leader especially when the west coast of usa offers cooperation intelligence that the rest of the world's 7.6 billion beings seek to celebrate american dreams and intelligence around

In 1951, It was certainly von neumann's purpose to design machines fir brainworking to navigate beyond 4 exponential conflicts that he saw machines types 1 to 5 had spun by 1945 -

  1. we needed above zero sum trading maps,
  2. every solution to uniting nations that birth of multilaterals was to charter,
  3. to go beyond the crises of old energy
  4. and not to fall into new crises in valuing cooperation brainworking as both costs of distant communication and computational deep fata changed exponentially round ever human brain's life and livelihood After all when communities shatr life-critical knowhow, value gets positively multiplied in APP unlike consuming up things. YOU MAY WELL ASK Has Stanford and the valley's sister towns particularly mountain view and Clara truly found a collaboration pathway to intelligence games that every student and teacher anywhere now needs to be free to see?

I think so but the proof of the pudding now comes from proposal that the UN opens up its 3rd operating space in us in stanford neighborhood its other two being NY and San Diego -as Bard says: The UN Office of Oceans and Law of the Sea (DOALOS)

  • The UN University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-IHE)
  • The UN International Computing Centre (UNICC)
  • The UN World Food Programme (WFP) Innovation Accelerator
  • The UN International Maritime Organization (IMO) World Maritime University

The UN's presence in San Diego is important for a number of reasons. First, San Diego is a major center for ocean research and maritime activity. The UN's offices in San Diego play an important role in supporting this work.

This proposal may sound odd unless you look at network data I have been fortunate to map as one whose experience of UN is limited to few public events since 2015- notably the first 3 made a great impression on me. Sept 2015 I was at SDG2 (end hunger) day long launch sponsored by Ireland. Their PM said something like until recently its been a strain to speak on a world stage in english the mother tongue that starved half our people in mid 19th century but now we irish have played collaboration games with EU and US we'll have median incomes per head greater than americans by 2020 so we need to help lead reconciliation and intend to do so anywhere that needs support through collab intelligence in ending hunger and poverty. At an event a few months later. an Indian lady with at least 10 million followers was thanking the UN for making her rural networks centers of cooperation excellence in nanotechnology.

Then sept 2016 at UN HQ to complete the first year of reviewing sdg4 education ,health servant and then world bank leader jim kim stood up and said the goals will be fiction unless we transform silos around un world so that education, tech and last mile service skills come together. He mentioned : my Korean friend UN leader Ban Ki-Moon will double check Guterres sees this - highly likely because Guterres has spent his 21st c on bottom up health 9Portuguese red cross) and refugee service leadership (UN) and pope francis told us both its smart to share paulo freire edu culture and women empowerment entrepreneurs. And Melinda Gates is happy to help write up UN2 roadmapping if human artificial intel she has seen at stanfird can multiply womens moments of lift (the genre she is becoming world class publisher of).

So thats part of why Guterres choice of a hi level ai panel can benefit from a un space in stanford's WHYAIUNGOOD valley- celebrating human ai, womens ai, youth ai,Collaboration-D-Human good ai. -pilots welcome AIgames.solar

Another reason comes from Neumann briefings. In calling engine type 6 brainworking,

Neumann was at pains to observe that engine type 5 communication gravitated out of switzerland from 1865 was also good when cooperative and bad when competitive. Quite literally switzerland's ITU since 1865 has played role of uniting every standard of global telecoms corporations. Whats really odd, that dev potential was birthed into the UN itself from 1945 but until Jim Kim stood up seems not to have been integrated with new york let alone the other 50 practice branches of the UN.

I am sure that people with more info than me can applaud every step un2 roadmapping has blended with tech and community trusts around over the last 8 years but I do want to double check we see how stanford "squares" its double 2020s vision with both corporate and educational superpowers

A secret (in plain sight) of Stanfird is with 500 companies in its business par, the university and corporations square each others productivity. I dint think anywhere else in usa can claim this when you audit how much of the business park involves digital corporations of almost every type of discipline/secoir. While the notes below look at the trustee boards of park and university to understand the intelligence multipliers, arguments can be made that open source nature of imagenet and vision computing has started toi cube stanford's productive power. Certainly innovations like green which big corporate american might not lead fit open movements and mathematical wizardry with deep data. Also its worth noting a remark of von neumann's : in the futures of brainwork there should not be a need for long patents; any company multiplying good would with 6 months lead be able to choose most optimal partners to network with - that makes long patents unproductive. While I understand that view is not yet an american standard it may give hope that on green and on biotech huge ai leaps may be more often open sourced as indeed hassabis deep mind google have done with 200000 protein database subject to some well chosen ethical guardrails. All this redoubles debate on designing foundation models; i would far rather seen the world greatest mathematicians design regulation in urgent areas needing more good like nature/green than top down bureaucrats. Please note friends20 AI games players are here to learn in a decade when curiosity may be what we in favor of uniting humans and nations need to most celebrate millennials intelligence for.

update Stanford University Board of Trustees

Board Members

effective October 1, 2023

  • Felix J. Baker, Forbes Bns Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Baker Brothers portfolio 2 Investments, New York, NY Biotech hedge fund 1 2
  • Richard N. Barton L Co-Founder and CEO, Zillow, Seattle, WA AI Real Estate May 2023 conversational generative AI may well be a platform shift on par with the introduction of the graphical user interface or the touch interface on the first smartphones.?Zillow Our AI journey began in 2006 with the invention of the Zestimate, which required massive amounts of data and a machine learning algorithm, albeit one that looks quite primitive versus what we have deployed today.??What started with AI in the Zestimate expanded to more parts of the product in the years that followed. Advancements with our Neural Zestimate, computer-vision-powered rich media experiences, AI-generated immersive floor plans, and natural language search queries ..The launch of ChatGPT, and now Google’s Bard tool and Microsoft’s new Bing, have brought AI out of the basementWe believe this technology will improve our customer and partner experiences, meaningfully increase the productivity of our employees and the velocity of our output, and ultimately drive growth for both Zillow and our partners’ businesses. Zillow is well-positioned for this opportunity, not only because we have understood and been early adopters of important new platforms as they emerged (like we did with iOS and Android), but also because we have the brand, the audience, and access to large, proprietary, relevant datasets.?? ChatGPT might disrupt the physics of the way people search, find, and navigate the web itself. At Zillow, we are experimenting aggressively to understand this new paradigm. OpenAI’s ChatGPT has a limited-release alpha plugin program that enables select app developers to have API-level platform access. Yesterday, we launched an alpha version of a Zillow plugin, which operates in a small sandbox, but with which we will learn and iterate rapidly.
  • L: Aneel Bhusri, Co-Founder, Workday may23, San Francisco, CA
  • Amy M. Brooks, President, Team Marketing & Business Operations; Chief Innovation Officer, NBA, New York, NY
  • L Marisa D. Brutoco, 1 Partner, Team Leader, Technology Transactions, Entertainment, Technology and Advertising PracticeSheppard Mullin, Costa Mesa, CA
  • DeAngela J. Burns-Wallace, President/CEO, The Kauffman Foundation, Kansas City, MO Ed-Jobs
  • Michael C. Camu?ez, President & CEO, Monarch Global Strategies LLC, Los Angeles, CA (mexico-us) tech for refugees
  • James G. Coulter, Founding Partner & Executive Chairman, TPG Capital, LP, San Francisco, CA James G. Coulter | Keynote SpeakerAAE Speakers Bureauhttps://www.aaespeakers.com ? SpeakersJames Coulter is a founding partner and executive chairman of private investment firm TPG. He is also managing partner of TPG Rise Climate, a private equity?...

James Coulter (financier)

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James Coulter is an American billionaire businessman. He is the co-founder of private equity firm TPG Capital, originally known as the Texas Pacific Group.

  • Roberta B. Denning, Greenwich, CT
  • Katharine B. Duhamel, San Francisco, CA
  • José E. Feliciano, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Clearlake Capital Group LP, Santa Monica, CA
  • Henry A. Fernandez, Chairman and CEO, MSCI Inc., New York, NY
  • Angela S. Filo, Co-Founder/Board Member, Skyline Foundation, Palo Alto, CA
  • Sakurako D. Fisher, San Francisco, CA
  • Marc E. Jones, Chairman & CEO, Aeris Communications, San Jose, CA
  • Sarah H. Ketterer, CEO, Causeway Capital, Los Angeles, CA
  • Marc S. Lipschultz, Co-Founder and Co-President, Blue Owl Capital, New York, NY
  • Kenneth E. Olivier, Chairman Emeritus, Dodge and Cox, San Francisco, CA
  • Carrie W. Penner, Walton Family Foundation, Aspen, CO
  • Nadia N. Rawlinson, Corporate Board Director, Lake Forest, IL
  • Mindy B. Rogers, Atherton, CA
  • Richard P. Saller, President, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
  • Lily Sarafan, Co-Founder and Executive Chair, The Key, Los Gatos, CA
  • Amit Sinha, Partner, CIO and Global Head of Life Sciences Investing, Goldman Sachs, San Francisco, CA
  • Srinija Srinivasan, Palo Alto, CA
  • Gene T. Sykes, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs; Chair, US Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Los Angeles, CA
  • Elizabeth H. Weatherman, Special Limited Partner, Warburg Pincus, LLC, New York, NY
  • Maurice C. Werdegar, CEO, WTI, Portola Valley, CA
  • Clara Wu Tsai, La Jolla, CA
  • Jerry Yang, Founding Partner, AME Cloud Ventures, Palo Alto, CA
  • Charles D. Young, Chief Operating Officer, Invitation Homes, Dallas, TX
  • Giuseppe P. Zocco, Co-Founder, Index Ventures and Medicxi, Switzerland

=== To verify , Bard says Board of Stanford Business Park includes these companies nominated connectors:

The current board of directors of the Stanford Research Park is as follows:

  • Andrew Wong (Chair) - Managing Partner, Stanford Research Park
  • Peter Wendell (Vice Chair) - Senior Vice President of Corporate Development and Strategy, Agilent Technologies
  • Ann Mather - Former Executive Vice President, Worldwide Sales and Operations, Google
  • Arthur Levinson - Chairman of the Board, Alphabet Inc.
  • Charles Giancarlo - Chairman of the Board, Synopsys
  • David Drummond - General Counsel and Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, Alphabet Inc.
  • Deborah Estrin - Vice Provost of Information Systems and Technology and Professor of Computer Science, Cornell University
  • Dennis Woodside - President, Instacart
  • Diane Greene - General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz
  • James Coulter - Founder and Managing Partner, TPG Capital
  • John Hennessy - President Emeritus, Stanford University
  • Kent Walker - Senior Vice President of Global Affairs, Alphabet Inc.
  • Marc Tessier-Lavigne - President, Stanford University
  • Marissa Mayer - Co-founder and CEO, Sunshine
  • Michael Moritz - Founding Partner, Sequoia Capital
  • Norman Mineta - Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation
  • Sally Tsui - Former Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer, Applied Materials

The board of directors of the Stanford Research Park is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the park and overseeing its operations. The board is made up of experienced business leaders and entrepreneurs who have a deep understanding of the technology industry.

Of course Stanford also has alumni associations connected mainly with the university including

Stanford-affiliated leadership networks, such as:

  • The Stanford Alumni Association:?The Stanford Alumni Association is a global network of over 200,000 Stanford alumni. The association offers a variety of programs and services to its members, including networking events, professional development workshops, and leadership training programs.
  • The Stanford Graduate School of Business Alumni Association:?The Stanford Graduate School of Business Alumni Association is a network of over 40,000 Stanford Business School alumni. The association offers a variety of programs and services to its members, including networking events, professional development workshops, and leadership training programs.
  • The Stanford School of Engineering Alumni Association:?The Stanford School of Engineering Alumni Association is a network of over 100,000 Stanford Engineering School alumni. The association offers a variety of programs and services to its members, including networking events, professional development workshops, and leadership training programs.
  • The Stanford Law School Alumni Association:?The Stanford Law School Alumni Association is a network of over 20,000 Stanford Law School alumni. The association offers a variety of programs and services to its members, including networking events, professional development workshops, and leadership training programs.

These are just a few examples of the many Stanford-affiliated leadership networks


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