Science of circadian rhythms and health
Circadian rhythms are natural internal biological processes that regulate the sleep-wake cycle and repeat roughly every 24 hours. These rhythms are influenced throughout the day
Empowering educators through analytics: Perspectives from the 2025 HBCU+ Fellows
The SAS HBCU+ Fellows Program launched in 2023 with a mission to support faculty from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly Black Institutions
When do two paths become one? The rapid convergence of health care and life sciences
If you asked health care and life sciences leaders, they would resoundingly say that the convergence of the industries is top of mind. Lita Sands,
Discovering impact through data: Our interns’ journey with Data for Good
Data drives decision-making, innovation, and growth; however, it can also spark meaningful change. SAS interns experienced this through a “data for good” project with Social
Exploring AI in tattooing: Is it helping or hurting the art?
Can tattooing’s artistry survive the emergence of generative AI (GenAI) innovation? And what lessons does this hold for other industries navigating the blend of creativity
Connection points: Decisioning across the enterprise
Many scientists compare the universe to a network of tiny vibrating strings, smaller than subatomic particles. String theory suggests that these strings, as they twist
Learn how to prevent data leakage in your large language models
What happens if an employee unknowingly enters sensitive information into a public large language model (LLM)? Could that information then be leaked to other users
Magnesium: the vital mineral you likely need more of
Magnesium is the fourth most abundant element in the human body. This mineral plays a crucial role in well over 300 enzymatic reactions in the
F(AI)lure is inevitable but learning is priceless
Failure accompanies all technological breakthroughs – the wheel, manned flight, the internet. AI is no exception. I know insurance companies are using AI – SAS
The future of insurance talent rests on AI
AI democratization has gained dizzying momentum, with technology laypeople having easy access to incredibly powerful tools. As of October 2024, Microsoft Copilot had an estimated
