S Ramamoorthy (@sramamoorthy) 's Twitter Profile
S Ramamoorthy

@sramamoorthy

Computer Scientist: Robotics, AI and Cognitive Science. Professor @InfAtEd, University of Edinburgh; Opinions are my own; RT≠ endorsement.

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The Transmitter (@_thetransmitter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We must learn to showcase the practical significance of basic research, demonstrating how seemingly arcane investigations yield transformative applications, writes @tonyzador. thetransmitter.org/outreach/how-t…

Pramesh CS (@cspramesh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Doctors cannot ignore the social, economic and political aspects of health - this has been proven over and over again. This is our lane.

Doctors cannot ignore the social, economic and political aspects of health - this has been proven over and over again. This is our lane.
nature (@nature) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The importance of diversity in science is an unshakeable reality that the scientific community must stand by, says Arthur Caplan go.nature.com/3Ri9p5W

S Ramamoorthy (@sramamoorthy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“This is an account of a fracture, a breaking away from the notion that the polite, western liberal ever stood for anything at all.” theguardian.com/books/2025/feb…

Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins (@daniel_dsj2110) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New essay by Perry Anderson on Neoliberalism in the LRB: "The reason populism of the right has enjoyed an advantage over populism of the left is not hard to see. In the neoliberal order, inequality and oligarchy form an interconnected system.": lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/…

Jeff Stein (@jstein_wapo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I really feel for the Silicon Valley and Wall Street types expressing surprise at Trump’s tariffs. Who could have even thought to pay attention to his campaign speeches, the policy positions on his website, dozens if not hundreds of newspaper articles, nationally televised

Ben Recht (@beenwrekt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Demos play an outsized role in the complex world of artificial intelligence evaluation. Maybe that's not a bad thing. argmin.net/p/demo-or-die

The New Yorker (@newyorker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Israeli forces have now dropped more explosives in Gaza than fell on London, Dresden, and Hamburg during the Second World War. The region’s hospitals have not been spared; most are no longer functional. Clayton Dalton writes about the devastation. nyer.cm/URlT40R

Peyman Milanfar (@docmilanfar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You should be so lucky to have people throughout your research career that you can openly bounce ideas to and from - especially if they complement your strengths in your areas of weakness - it is a rare and precious gift.

You should be so lucky to have people throughout your research career that you can openly bounce ideas to and from - especially if they complement your strengths in your areas of weakness - it is a rare and precious gift.
Alex Kontorovich (@alexkontorovich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We mathematicians have a 50 year head start on this issue! "Why should I learn my times tables when my pocket calculator can do it for me?" It's pretty simple: feel free not to; you'll pay dearly for it later. Same 20 years ago with Calc 1 ["Mathematica can compute this

Prof. Devi Sridhar (@devisridhar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Immigration again being demonised as the underlying problem of Britain today. What about all the benefits that immigration brings? Immigrants support the NHS, social care, higher education, agriculture & so many other industries. Inequality is the heart of the problem.

Kenneth Roth (@kenroth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pro bono work by major law firms plays an important role in defending liberal democracy. Trump wants to shut it down -- a big reason why he is attacking the law firms. He wants to replace work for the public service with support for his own policies. nytimes.com/2025/05/15/opi…

S Ramamoorthy (@sramamoorthy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The details of the various cuts; the scale of cuts in some of the headings, e.g., STEM education and basic sciences, will have especially long ranging consequences … nytimes.com/interactive/20…