Advancements in AI algorithms and the programs that drive them should be framed in properly human terms and not in economic market rubrics.
Second, support for UBI is framed in terms of human capital.
In all-too-brief asides, he dismisses the antislavery campaign and the development of the laws of war in the 19th century because neither was explicitly framed in terms of human rights.
For example, a recent study found that stories about tragedies framed in terms of human conflict or suffering attract readers' attention more than stories framed in terms the economic impact that those tragedies cause, resonating with Kurt Vonnegut's notion that "readers are human beings, mostly interested in human beings".
Students often expressed these emotions in response to the idea that humans have evolved from non-human ancestors, usually framed in terms of "man from monkeys".
Often framed in the context of human rights [ 6], recent studies of cash transfers in SSA have demonstrated positive impacts on youth HIV risk [ 2], OVC health outcomes [ 7], and social outcomes such as school attendance [ 3, 8] and birth registration [ 3].
The European Union has consistently recognized the importance of educating its citizens, often framed in terms of developing a human capital policy.
The conversations in these support group spaces are more diffuse, intimate, and open-ended, less directed by an outside facilitator or program, and less directly framed in terms of psychotherapeutic or human rights vocabularies.
Their focus was on the terrible toll of HIV/AIDS on individuals and communities, which was framed in terms of emergency and human tragedy, as well as the fact that development in Africa is paralysed by the epidemic.
The discovery of this SD is an important finding as it helps narrow the time frame in human evolution when the HLS chromosome 1 pericentric inversion took place.
