Word: ai
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...AI WEB-MARKETING CAMPAIGN Love the Spielberg movie or hate it, this stealth campaign for the robo-Pinocchio story was popcorn entertainment itself. A network of websites spun a complex murder mystery, never mentioning the movie's plot or its main characters, but hardwiring curious surfers into AI's fictional future world...
...article entitled, “For Love of the Game,” unmasks the Academic Index (AI), a shockingly imprecise formula that the Ivy League uses to make sure recruits aren’t too stupid. The writer shows how a valedictorian with a 1350 SAT and a highest SAT II of 750 would have an AI of 225 (the AI is calculated by assigning a score of one through 80 to the highest SAT I score, the highest SAT II score and class rank). He mentions, casually, that the Ivy League threshold for athletes is 169, but doesn?...
...interview with FM, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William R. Fitzsimmons ’67 would not disclose the average College-wide AI, but it must be somewhere between 220 and 230 (Harvard reports that the middle 50 percent of its students fall within the 700-780 range for SAT I, that 90 percent of its students are in the top 10 percent of their high school class, and I’m guessing that the highest SAT II of an average Harvard student is 750, though it’s probably higher). So should we be reassured when...
...Fitzsimmons tells FM that the admissions committee wants students who will make a “positive impact on the world for the next 60, 70, or 80 years,” then it seems reasonable for him to admit jocks (though please could we keep the AI above...
...adjust and still contribute to his or her peers and members of the Harvard community?” According to Scalise and Fitzsimmons, every athlete that is recruited to Harvard must past the “broken leg” test as a final hurdle to admission, regardless of AI score...