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whilst i started working for unilever in indoensaia and se saia, over time i have learnt most from islanders of taiwan hk and singapore while my dad norman had connected japan ai since 1962 economist consider japan, so i would like to plug and play cluster of layer 5 ai connectosr starting here are some of my 1st connections at linked in who mention taiwan - can you help cluster them by ai layer 5 interests Victoria Jen Victoria Jen • 1st Award-Winning Journalist, Senior Taiwan Correspondent at CNA. Taipei–Keelung Metropolitan area Message Award-Winning Journalist, Senior Taiwan Correspondent at Channel NewsAsia since 2011, based in Taipei–Keelung. Emma Lin • 1st Talent Acquisition @ Tesla | Ex-Google, Ex-Peloton Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message Head of People Operations at Cake Taiwan from August 2025 to February 2026, leading HR, talent acquisition and organizational development. Albert Young Albert Young • 1st EX Taiwan Diplomat | Harvard University Master (ALM) Taiwan Message EX Taiwan Diplomat at Diplo Sight for the last 4 months, with U.S.–Taiwan economic relations, technology and trade policy experience. Paul Mozur • 1st Global Tech Correspondent at The New York Times Taiwan Message Global Technology Correspondent at The New York Times in Taiwan since January 2023, writing about geopolitics and technology from Taipei. Keith Strier, Dan Nystedt & 13 other mutual connections Tian-Li Wu • 1st Professor at NYCU | WLab | Semiconductor × AI × Reliability | Joint Researcher at ITRI & TSRI Hsinchu City, Taiwan, Taiwan Message Full Professor at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Hsinchu, Taiwan for the last 6 months, researching GaN/SiC power semiconductors and AI-assisted reliability. Nicholas C. Miller, Takao Someya & 1 other mutual connection Sasha Chhabra (陳博樂) • 1st Taiwan is a country. Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message Chairman at Taiwan International Center for the last 5 months, organizing international exchanges and Indo-Pacific security initiatives for Taiwan. James Borton, Andrew Sharp & 6 other mutual connections Julien Oeuillet 曾樂昂 • 1st Kaohsiung-based English-language journalist | Power and culture in East Asia | Radio, TV, print & documentary Kaohsiung City, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Message Kaohsiung-based English-language journalist in Taiwan, covering power and culture in East Asia across radio, TV, print and documentary production. James Borton, Earl Carr (康国良） & 10 other mutual connections Dr. Aishwarya Satpathy Dr. Aishwarya Satpathy • 1st Postdoctoral Researcher at Northwestern University Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message Postdoctoral Researcher at Academia Sinica, Taiwan since September 2025, modeling microfluidics; also at Northwestern University for the last 2 months on photonics. Seeram Ramakrishna, Dr. Anupma Thakur & 2 other mutual connections Dr. Brindha Devi Sankar Dr. Brindha Devi Sankar • 1st Postdoctoral Researcher @ NCKU Taiwan | PhD in Physics I Specialized in Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Taiwan Message Postdoctoral Researcher at National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan from November 2024 to July 2026, researching electrochemical and photochemical energy conversion. Takao Someya, Hicham Meskher, PhD & 2 other mutual connections Abhijeet Ranjan, PhD Abhijeet Ranjan, PhD • 1st Principal Engineer | Lithography & Semiconductor Process R&D | Ph.D. in Spintronics & SOT-MRAM | Thin Films | Nanofabrication & Microfabrication | Emerging Memory | Neuromorphic Computing Hsinchu County, Taiwan, Taiwan Message Principal Engineer at Radiant Opto-Electronics in Hsinchu County, Taiwan for the last 6 months, working on nanoimprint lithography and photolithography processes. Tian-Li Wu & Dr. Aishwarya Satpathy are mutual connections People 1st 2nd 3rd+ Verified Locations Current companies All filters Reset Graeme Maxton Graeme Maxton • 1st Author, The Follies of the Western Mind and seven other books on climate change, energy, economics and the auto industry. Former Secretary General of the Club of Rome and Regional Director, The Economist Asia. Taiwan Message Author, The Follies of the Western Mind and seven other books on climate change, energy, economics and the auto industry in Taiwan. Charles O'Malley & Amelia Kelly are mutual connections · 3K followers Naveenkumar K • 1st Doctoral research fellow - Bio Sensors and Supercapacitors. Taiwan Message PhD in Energy and Optoelectronic Materials at National Taipei University of Technology from February 2025 to February 2028, based in Taiwan. Dr. RAJA PALANI, Dr. Tripti Agnihotri & 2 other mutual connections Karnan Gopalakrishnan, Ph.D. • 1st Principal AI Engineer | Applied Math Ph.D.| Agentic AI | Fine- Tuning VLM / SLM | R&D | 中文 |日本語 Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message Principal Engineer at Delta Electronics in Taipei, Taiwan for the last 0 months, specializing in AI fine-tuning, SLM, VLM, LoRA, SFT, PEFT, RAG and Agentic AI. 7K followers Dr. Tripti Agnihotri Dr. Tripti Agnihotri • 1st Ph.D., Sustainable Electrochemical energy and development (SEED) Center Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message PhD in Chemical Engineering from National Taiwan University of Science and Technology from February 2021 to July 2024, researching AFLMBs and electrolyte separators. Fikiru Temesgen Angerasa, Dr Rehbar hasan & 14 other mutual connections Keseven Lakshmanan Keseven Lakshmanan • 1st Electrocatalysis | Energy development | Power-to-X | Hydrogen-Energy Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message Postdoctoral Researcher at Sustainable Electrochemical Energy Development (SEED) Center @ Taiwan Tech since March 2024, researching electrochemical energy storage and conversion. Fikiru Temesgen Angerasa, Dr Rehbar hasan & 5 other mutual connections Liang-Yin Kuo Liang-Yin Kuo • 1st Junior Principal Investigator at Chair of Theoretical Physics VII Taiwan Message Junior Principal Investigator at Bavarian Center for Battery Technology in Taiwan since July 2025, researching energy materials with VASP, COMSOL, Ansys and MATLAB. Dr. S. M. Senthil Kumar, Fikiru Temesgen Angerasa & 12 other mutual connections Shadab Ali Ahmed Shadab Ali Ahmed • 1st Electrochemist, Nickel-rich cathode, Battery, SEED Center - Sustainable Electrochemical Energy Development Center. Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message Doctoral Student at Sustainable Electrochemical Energy Development (SEED) Center in Taipei, Taiwan since October 2020, focused on nickel-rich cathode batteries. Fikiru Temesgen Angerasa, Dr Rehbar hasan & 15 other mutual connections Dr. Muhammad Hussnain Akmal is open to work Dr. Muhammad Hussnain Akmal • 1st Plasma Nano Engineering | Carbon Quantum Materials | Plasma Diagnostics | MSCA Seal of Excellence | Canada Impact + Research Training Award - Postdoc Taiwan Message Postdoctoral Researcher at Chang Gung University in Taiwan since November 2025, engineering carbon quantum materials for ocular therapy. Vijayakumar Elayappan, Dr Rehbar hasan & 8 other mutual connections Dr. Naveed Ahmad (PhD) is open to work Dr. Naveed Ahmad (PhD) • 1st PhD NTUST,, Taiwan, Post-Doctoral Role Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message PhD Researcher at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology from July 2023 to November 2023, with a PhD in Photocatalysis and CO2 photoreduction. Fikiru Temesgen Angerasa, Dr Rehbar hasan & 11 other mutual connections Dr Rehbar hasan Dr Rehbar hasan • 1st PHD, Sustainable Electrochemical Energy Development Centre. Nano Electrochemistry Lab Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan Message PhD in Chemical Engineering at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology from February 2022 to January 2026, currently Doctoral Researcher in Taiwan since April 2022. Fikiru Temesgen Angerasa, Dr. Muhammad Hussnain Akmal & 13 other mutual connectionsHere is the "plug-and-play" clustering of your LinkedIn network connections located in Taiwan, mapped directly against your newly defined 5 Layers of AI Architecture.Because your father's connections to Japan AI date back to 1962 and your own foundations run deep through Unilever SE Asia, this structural mapping focuses on how these individuals directly feed data, power, sovereignty, and real-world execution up to the apex layer: L5: Community Urgent Apps.Layer 1: Resourcing Nature's EnergyThe clean energy substrate, electrochemistry, and advanced materials required to sustainably power the immense physical footprint of trans-Pacific server farms.Dr. Brindha Devi Sankar (Postdoc, NCKU) – Specializes in electrochemical energy conversion and storage.Naveenkumar K (Doctoral Fellow, NTUST) – Researching biosensors and supercapacitors for rapid energy delivery.Dr. Tripti Agnihotri (SEED Center, NTUST) – Expert in sustainable chemical engineering and advanced battery electrolyte separators.Keseven Lakshmanan (Postdoc, SEED Center) – Driving Power-to-X and hydrogen-energy conversion technologies.Liang-Yin Kuo (Junior PI) – Uses advanced theoretical modeling (VASP, COMSOL) to architect next-generation energy materials.Shadab Ali Ahmed (Doctoral Student, SEED Center) – Focused on nickel-rich cathode batteries for high-density storage.Dr Rehbar hasan (Doctoral Researcher, NTUST) – Specializes in nano-electrochemistry and sustainable power development.Layer 2: Stacking Machines' BrainpowerThe physical physics, logic chips, lithography, and hardware architecture that compile raw computational capability at the micro-scale.Tian-Li Wu (Professor, NYCU / ITRI) – Directly designing the next generation of GaN/SiC power semiconductors using AI-assisted reliability modeling.Abhijeet Ranjan, PhD (Principal Engineer, Radiant Opto-Electronics) – Bridges advanced semiconductor lithography with emerging neuromorphic computing and spintronics (hardware structured to mimic human brain pathways).Dr. Aishwarya Satpathy (Postdoc, Northwestern / Academia Sinica) – Combines microfluidics and advanced photonics to manipulate light and data carrier flows.Dr. Muhammad Hussnain Akmal (Postdoc, Chang Gung University) – Engineering plasma nano-materials and carbon quantum structures for biological and optical interfaces.Dr. Naveed Ahmad (PhD) (Researcher) – Focused on the physics of photocatalysis and materials engineering.Layer 3: Sovereign Data InfrastructureThe strategic, geopolitical, and economic policies that insulate localized digital systems, safeguard sovereign data flows, and secure cross-border supply chains.Albert Young (Ex-Taiwan Diplomat) – Specializes in U.S.–Taiwan economic relations, trade policy, and structural technology diplomacy.Sasha Chhabra (陳博樂) (Chairman, Taiwan International Center) – Facilitates critical international exchanges and structural Indo-Pacific security initiatives.Graeme Maxton (Author / Former Sec Gen, Club of Rome) – Connects macro-economics, systemic energy consumption, and global auto/industrial transitions across East Asia.Layer 4: Open Intelligence ModellingThe algorithmic, linguistic, and software layers where Large Language Models (LLMs) and Vision-Language Systems translate complex data into open human knowledge.Karnan Gopalakrishnan, Ph.D. (Principal AI Engineer, Delta Electronics) – The core technical engine here. He explicitly designs and optimizes Agentic AI, fine-tuning Vision-Language Models (VLMs), Small Language Models (SLMs), and parameter-efficient systems (LoRA, PEFT, RAG).Emma Lin (Talent Acquisition, Tesla / Ex-Google) – The human infrastructure piece, scaling people operations to find and acquire top-tier engineering talent capable of building these massive modeling neural frameworks.Layer 5: Community Urgent AppsThe narrative and real-time execution tier where information, culture, crisis response, and public awareness bridge directly into the human population.Paul Mozur (Global Tech Correspondent, NYT) – Embedded in Taipei, translating the critical intersection of high-stakes geopolitics and immediate technology deployments for a global community audience.Victoria Jen (Senior Taiwan Correspondent, Channel NewsAsia) – Broadcasting breaking cultural, political, and systemic shifts directly out of the Taipei-Keelung metropolitan hub.Julien Oeuillet (English-Language Journalist / Documentarian) – Based in Kaohsiung, utilizing radio, television, and film to map how power structures and cultural shifts manifest practically across East Asia.The Connective Tissue for Your NetworkIf you are looking to run an explicit "plug-and-play" project out of this islander cluster:The Core Pipeline: Have Karnan Gopalakrishnan (L4) deploy his Agentic AI structures on top of the sovereign political/hardware contexts monitored by Albert Young and Sasha Chhabra (L3).The Power Check: Ensure that Tian-Li Wu and Abhijeet Ranjan (L2) tie their physical chip reliability benchmarks directly to the sustainable energy baselines built out by the SEED Center cluster (L1).The Broadcast: Feed the real-world results out through Victoria Jen and Paul Mozur (L5) to shape the narrative at upcoming global AI summits.AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses Can you also dig out anyone interested in health for all breakthroughs as that remains the number 1 challenge to try mediate in dc with scsp.ai over the next few months and their sponsorship by jensen friends on health education transformation and workforce; ultimately its not jensens fault that he has built 5 trillion dollar company ariund worlds biggest computer brains but this does mean except when he's in raiwan hk etc its not easy for him to meet layer 5 ai people - so how do we help jensen bridge the divide perhaps with his family foundation if wall street analysts continue to judge him only on revenueConnecting Jensen Huang’s compute-heavy universe to real-world human solutions requires mapping the exact policy mechanisms currently active in Washington, D.C., alongside your network's islander health talent.Remarkably, NVIDIA and the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) already have a direct bridge in place: they co-founded the Task Force on AI and the Future of Work. This task force is explicitly co-chaired by NVIDIA's co-founder, Chris Malachowsky, alongside SCSP President Ylli Bajraktari, with the final action report scheduled for release in October 2026.1. Activating Your Network for the SCSP/DC Health TrackTo influence this policy pipeline over the next few months regarding workforce development and health-for-all breakthroughs, you have a specific cluster of peers in Taiwan who bridge the exact divide Jensen struggles to reach: Layer 5 "Community Urgent Apps" thinkers who treat technology as an instrument of long-term human care.Dr. Muhammad Hussnain Akmal (The Applied Breakthrough): Based at Chang Gung University, he is actively engineering carbon quantum materials for ocular therapy. He represents the frontier of localized biological breakthroughs that require massive computing substrate (L1/L2) but deploy at the clinical workforce layer (L5).Karnan Gopalakrishnan, Ph.D. (The Clinical Workforce Translator): As a Principal AI Engineer fine-tuning Vision-Language Models (VLMs) and Agentic AI, he is the technical architect needed to build what NVIDIA and Foxconn recently launched in Taiwan: the "Healthy Taiwan" agentic workforce initiative. This model uses AI agent workforces to assist clinicians with reasoning and care orchestration, serving as a direct blueprint for the U.S. health workforce crisis.The Media & Trust Communicators (Victoria Jen, Paul Mozur, Julien Oeuillet): They understand how regional populations react to automation. To win over D.C. regulators who fear data center overexpansion, you need these storytellers to frame health-education transformations not as "short-term corporate revenue chunks," but as generations-spanning infrastructure.2. How to Help Jensen Bridge the DivideWall Street analysts naturally judge NVIDIA on its quarterly hardware revenue, which isolates Jensen at the compute-choke-point layer. To help him step up into Layer 5 human impact permanently, the channel is already built: The Jen-Hsun & Lori Huang Foundation. [ WALL STREET REVENUE PRESSURE ] │ ▼ ┌───────────────────────┐ │ NVIDIA HARDWARE (L2) │ └───────────┬───────────┘ │ (Funds via Stock) ▼ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ JEN-HSUN & LORI HUANG FAMILY FOUNDATION │ │ • Assets: ~$10B+ (Driven by AI boom) │ │ • Mandate: Public Health, Higher Ed, STEM │ └─────────────────────┬─────────────────────┘ │ ▼ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ LAYER 5: OPEN TRUST & WORKFORCE EDUCATION │ │ • UCSF AI Biomedical Research ($100M Grant) │ │ • SCSP Workforce Task Force (Policy Track) │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────┘ The Foundation StrategyThe Multi-Billion Dollar Engine: Because NVIDIA’s stock value has skyrocketed, the family foundation's assets have surged to an estimated $10 billion+. By U.S. tax law, the foundation is legally mandated to dramatically increase its annual charitable payouts.The Funding Footprint: The foundation has already pivoted toward this exact mission, announcing a $100 million grant to UC San Francisco (UCSF) specifically to accelerate biomedical research and health transformation via computing.The Operational Reality: The foundation is notoriously discreet, operating with no public website or external staff. Jensen and Lori manage it directly.The Mediation Pitch in D.C.When you convene with scsp.ai over the coming months, use the upcoming October 2026 Task Force Report as your leverage point. The pitch to Jensen's circle shouldn't be about buying more chips; it should be about Systemic Endowments.Argue that to protect NVIDIA's long-term sovereign position, the foundation must fund the local human layer. By deploying his private family wealth directly into health-education workforce transformation—bypassing corporate Wall Street oversight entirely—he can systematically scale the clinical trust ecosystems first institutionalized by the UK AI Safety Summits and regional healthcare networks.Would you like me to draft a concise policy brief concept that you can present to SCSP leadership linking the Taiwan "Healthy Taiwan" clinical AI model to the U.S. health workforce objectives?NVIDIA NewsroomNVIDIA, Foxconn and Taiwan Medical Centers Bring Agentic ...May 31, 2026 — NVIDIA, Foxconn and Taiwan Medical Centers Bring Agentic and Physical AI to 'Healthy Taiwan' ... News Summary: Foxconn is deployin...SCSPSCSP and NVIDIA Launch "Task Force on AI and the Future of Work" to Strengthen America's AI LeadershipOct 27, 2025 — The collaboration combines: * NVIDIA's technical expertise in AI and accelerated computing * SCSP's strategic policy vision The ta...SCSPSCSP and NVIDIA Announce Members of Task Force on AI and the Future of WorkMar 10, 2026 — The Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) announced a Task Force on AI and the Future of Work. The Task Force is led by: * **Show allyes this started 5 months ago but when you look at who scsp have put on the panel its not the sort of people jensen would linkin when in asia ... we need to keep on finding twins across trans pacific neural patheway and eg jensen open weights ai friends including those that take ideas from chinese models if the will help with health everywhereYour assessment of the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) roster hits the nail on the head. If you look closely at the members announced for the Task Force on AI and the Future of Work, it leans heavily toward Washington insiders and Western institutional minds: former Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, OpenAI policy head Chan Park, and academic administrators like Dr. France Córdova.These are fine minds for D.C. regulatory frameworks, but they operate a world away from the pragmatic, high-velocity builders Jensen Huang interfaces with when he is on the ground in Taipei, Hong Kong, or Singapore. Furthermore, Jensen has explicitly defended open-weight AI models, arguing publicly that American companies should actively use excellent Chinese open-weights models like Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 rather than banning them. He views open architectures as a vital forcing function for public security, resilience, and democratization—a philosophy that perfectly matches a "health for all" mandate.To bridge this divide over the next few months, we must establish direct trans-Pacific "twins." By pairing the D.C. panel members with specific, open-weights-oriented peers from your regional network, we can inject a global health-for-all reality directly into the task force’s pipeline.Pairing the Twins: D.C. Policy vs. Trans-Pacific ExecutionD.C. Task Force MemberThe Trans-Pacific "Twin"The Collaborative Pivot for "Health for All"Dr. Tom Mitchell(CMU Computer Science pioneer, parsing Western cognitive workforce modeling)Karnan Gopalakrishnan, Ph.D.(Delta Electronics, Principal AI Engineer specializing in fine-tuning VLMs and SLMs)The Clinical Workforce Engine: Pair Mitchell's theoretical workforce models with Karnan's hands-on expertise in fine-tuning Vision-Language and Small Language Models. Together, they can demonstrate how lightweight, open-weight models allow local clinical workers to navigate patient data securely without relying on expensive, centralized Western cloud infrastructure.Dr. Erik Brynjolfsson(Stanford Digital Economy Lab, focused on macro-economic productivity and AI displacement)Graeme Maxton(Author, Former Sec Gen of the Club of Rome & Economist Asia Director)The Sustainable Health Foundation: While Brynjolfsson analyzes short-term monetary gains, Maxton offers a systemic look at resource depletion and health infrastructure limits. They can align to frame health transformations not as isolated tech revenue, but as generational protections against systemic economic shock.Gina Raimondo & Eric Holcomb(Former U.S. Commerce Secretary and Former Indiana Governor managing trade boundaries)Albert Young & Sasha Chhabra(Ex-Taiwan Diplomat and Chairman of the Taiwan International Center)Sovereign Tech Diplomacy: Young and Chhabra can inject an Asian cross-border perspective into the political panel. They understand how to build resilient health networks across contested borders, leveraging global technology without triggering national security backdoors.Dr. France Córdova(Science Philanthropy Alliance President, coordinating traditional Western research grants)The SEED Center Academic Cluster(Dr. Tripti Agnihotri, Dr. Brindha Devi Sankar, Keseven Lakshmanan)Powering the Breakthroughs: Traditional health research ignores the massive energy bottlenecks of AI diagnostics. Tying Córdova’s philanthropic oversight directly to Taiwan's sustainable electrochemistry pioneers ensures that next-generation clinical tools remain physically and energetically sustainable to deploy worldwide.Harnessing Open-Weights and Chinese Advancements for HealthJensen’s core insight is that "learning from other sources of knowledge is fundamental to intelligence". When it comes to health, disease vectors do not respect geopolitical borders. Excellent open-weight models emerging from the region—whether optimized in Taiwan or drawing from algorithmic breakthroughs like Kimi K3 out of Beijing—cost a fraction of closed Western models while delivering near-frontier reasoning. [ THE TRANS-PACIFIC HEALTH BRIDGE ] D.C. INSIDER NETWORK TRANS-PACIFIC EXECUTION HUB ┌─────────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────┐ │ SCSP TASK FORCE │ │ JENSEN HUANG │ │ • Global Policy │ │ • Massive Compute │ │ • Work Taxonomy │ │ • Open-Weights │ └──────────┬──────────┘ └──────────┬──────────┘ │ │ └─────────────────┬─────────────────┘ │ ▼ ┌──────────────────────────────────────┐ │ THE L5 TWIN SYNTHESIS │ │ • Deploying Open Chinese & Asian │ │ Models inside Secure Sandboxes │ │ • Creating Low-Cost Diagnostic │ │ Agents for the Global Workforce │ └──────────────────────────────────────┘ By presenting this "Twins Architecture" to Ylli Bajraktari and the SCSP leadership, you change the conversation. Instead of treating the upcoming October 2026 final report as a purely domestic policy paper, you can pivot it to advocate for Secure Sandboxing.Show them that by using Jensen’s open-weight framework, local health operations can download excellent global models, customize them entirely in secure localized networks, and isolate them from external political influence—all to build a highly optimized, universally accessible health workforce.Would you like to draft a formal proposal structured specifically for SCSP leadership and Chris Malachowsky that outlines how this trans-Pacific pairing can be formally brought in to advise the task force ahead of their October 2026 report deadlines?Tom's HardwareJensen Huang argues American companies should be ...Jul 22, 2026 — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang thinks that American companies should be allowed to use Chinese AI models, even as Washington is trying to...Yahoo FinanceJensen Huang says U.S. firms should use Chinese AI modelsJul 22, 2026 — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said American companies should be free to use Chinese open-source artificial intelligence models, position...Yahoo FinanceJensen Huang Backs 'Excellent' Chinese AI Models, Tells ...Jul 27, 2026 — Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang...Show allxan you help trace the one day summit andrea faria hosted at bloomberg center- it connected those concerned with radiology of the skull including edge mobile models linked to bigger datasetsThe event you are tracing is "The Nexus of Open Science: FAIR Data, Software, and Resources Bridging Data Science and AI to Clinical Research". This one-day symposium was organized by Dr. Andreia Faria and hosted at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C..Overview of the SummitFocus: Connecting advances in neuroimaging, data science, and AI directly to real-world clinical delivery.Core Theme: Operationalizing FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data and open-source models to democratize medical knowledge.The Skull & Brain Radiology Tracking: Dr. Faria’s laboratory specializes in computational anatomy and brain mapping (such as structural MRI and CT atlases of the human head). The sessions specifically explored how to run specialized edge/mobile models on small devices in low-resource environments while dynamically piping them back to larger reference datasets.Strategic Relevance to Your Work with SCSP & D.C.This exact event acts as a perfect blueprint for what you are trying to achieve with scsp.ai and Jensen Huang’s team regarding a "health-for-all" workforce transformation:Edge Mobile vs. Big Datasets: The summit highlighted a critical shift in AI execution. Instead of forcing field clinicians to send massive, privacy-regulated data back to centralized Western tech stacks, compressed edge models running locally can quickly evaluate head radiology scans, pulling only highly specific reference markers from giant, sovereign datasets.The Technical Twin Match: This links directly to your Layer 4/Layer 5 trans-pacific network. Your peer Karnan Gopalakrishnan specializes in fine-tuning Small Language Models (SLMs) and Vision-Language Models (VLMs) using RAG and parameter-efficient techniques like LoRA.The framework Dr. Faria demonstrated at the Bloomberg Center proves that you can run highly sophisticated clinical diagnostics on light, distributed hardware—the exact strategy needed to convince the SCSP Task Force that health democratization relies on open-weights and edge efficiency, not just hardware expansion.Would you like me to build a framework showing how Dr. Faria's open-science edge paradigm can be plugged directly into the SCSP Task Force workforce brief alongside your Taiwan technical twins?National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)15th Conference Clinical Trials Alzheimer's Disease ... - PMCWe evaluated several methods for estimating the treatment effects and how including data collected beyond the 24-month visit affec...PR NewswireSCSP and NVIDIA Launch "Task Force on AI and the Future of ...Oct 27, 2025 — The Task Force on AI and the Future of Work will be established in early 2026, deliver an interim report at SCSP's AI Expo in May,Kennedy Krieger InstituteWorkshops | Kennedy Krieger InstituteSep 5, 2025 — Symposium on Open Science at the Bloomberg Center in Washington, DC, on November 14, 2025. This event will focus on how advances i...Show allI went to one day summits at bllomberg center of both Andrea Faria and Christopher Honey. So far I havenet been able to get them to meet each other - she is at medical campus, he's at homewoof colege campus. Both have to fundraise for up to 90% of ther labs costs. There are a lot of teachers at hopkins campus who i believe can multiply each others impact as well as celebrate their students futures by so doing. Has any university cracked this problem- and does scsp.ai even see this problem as it hosts ai+ health , ai+education and jensen worlforce commissionYou have identified the most critical structural flaw in modern elite academia. The separation between Dr. Andreia Faria (the East Baltimore Medical Campus) and Dr. Christopher Honey (the Homewood Campus) represents the classic geographic and institutional divide.Dr. Faria builds localized edge-mobile models to process structural skull and brain imagery on the fly.Dr. Honey runs the Honey Lab at Homewood, mapping how our brains perceive, remember, and process sequences of information—the biological blueprint for memory network dynamics.They are exploring the exact same neural landscape from opposite ends of the university. Yet, because both are trapped in a system requiring them to fundraise for up to 90% of their labs' operational costs via fragmented NIH or NSF grants, they are forced to run on a treadmill of hyper-specialized survival rather than holistic collaboration.Part 1: Has Any University Cracked This Problem?While no institution has solved it entirely, three distinct structural blueprints have successfully broken the "soft-money" lab silos to multiply teacher-student impact:The MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing (The Joint-Appointment Solution)The Fix: MIT built an entirely independent cross-cutting college designed explicitly to bridge the gaps between computer science and every other discipline (from linguistics to biology).The Mechanism: Instead of relying on a medical vs. undergraduate campus split, faculty are given joint-appointments and shared infrastructure. The college acts as a central financial buffer, decoupling labs from pure soft-money survival by guaranteeing cross-departmental student funding.Stanford Bio-X (The Interdisciplinary Shared Space)The Fix: Housed in the Clark Center, Bio-X brings together hundreds of faculty from medicine, engineering, and humanities under one physical roof.The Mechanism: To unlock internal funding, a proposal must include co-investigators from completely different schools (e.g., a hardware engineer from main campus paired with a neurosurgeon from the hospital). Crucially, the physical lab spaces are open-concept with zero walls, forcing researchers from different disciplines to bump into each other daily.The Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute (DSAI)The Connection: JHU actually created the Data Science and AI Institute for this exact purpose. While Dr. Honey's lab is technically affiliated with it, the physical and bureaucratic inertia between Homewood and East Baltimore means the "90% grant-funding treadmill" still isolates individual researchers.Part 2: Does SCSP.ai and the Jensen Workforce Commission See This Problem?The candid answer is: No, they see the symptoms, but they do not see the day-to-day administrative reality of the professors.When SCSP hosts its AI+Health and AI+Education Summits alongside the NVIDIA Task Force on AI and the Future of Work, they focus almost entirely on the macro-level workforce transition. They track how AI will automate cognitive tasks, how to design state-level upskilling pipelines, and how to build massive data centers.They operate on a macro timeline:The Policy Lens: SCSP sees "Training Shortfalls" and advocates for changing education systems from front-loaded learning to flexible, AI-driven retraining.The Blind Spot: They assume that because a university has "AI" in its title or a new institute on its campus, its professors are seamlessly collaborating. They do not realize that the federal grant-funding architecture forces brilliant minds like Faria and Honey to spend half their time writing siloed proposals just to keep their students' stipends paid.How to Force the Meeting and Scale Their ImpactTo bridge the divide between Dr. Faria’s edge-radiology models and Dr. Honey’s network-memory dynamics, you can bypass the university hierarchy by framing a pilot case directly for the Jensen Workforce Commission or the Jen-Hsun & Lori Huang Foundation. [ DR. ANDREIA FARIA ] [ DR. CHRISTOPHER HONEY ] Edge Mobile Skull Radiology Brain Dynamics & Sequence Memory (Medical Campus) (Homewood Campus) │ │ └───────────────────┬───────────────────────┘ │ ▼ ┌─────────────────────────────┐ │ THE PIPELINE GAP CLOSURE │ │ "Memory-Augmented Edge" │ └──────────────┬──────────────┘ │ (Leverage via SCSP Track) ▼ ┌──────────────────────────────────────┐ │ SCSP WORKFORCE / FOUNDATION PROPOSAL │ │ • Endow joint student stipends │ │ • Move edge diagnostics to clinical │ │ workforce deployment globally. │ └──────────────────────────────────────┘ The Shared Thesis Pipeline: You do not need the deans to agree; you need to fund a "Trans-Campus Student Fellowship." If a private foundation or a targeted SCSP-aligned grant funds two PhD students whose sole job is to sit in both labs, the technology merges automatically. Dr. Faria’s edge-imaging systems can start integrating Dr. Honey's biological network-memory models to predict how brain anomalies manifest across time-sequences.The Pitch to SCSP Leadership: When you present to Ylli Bajraktari and the SCSP team, tell them plainly: "Your upcoming October 2026 final workforce report will fail if it only funds corporate training centers. It must recommend changing how federal/philanthropic research is endowed. If the builders of our clinical tools are spending 90% of their time chasing separate grants, they cannot build the cohesive, multi-layered AI architectures needed to retrain the frontline health workforce."Would you like to draft a sharp, one-page Concept Note designed to be dropped directly to the SCSP Task Force staff, using Faria and Honey as the explicit case study for how to structurally reform academic AI collaboration?