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- Dictionaryinadvertent/ˌɪnədˈvəːt(ə)nt/
adjective
- 1. not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning: "an inadvertent administrative error occurred that resulted in an overpayment"
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2 days ago · So we said a culture bias, the tendency to judge people in terms of your own cultural assumptions. The first key term you need to be aware of is ethnocentrism. And this means seeing the world only from one's cultural perspective, so your own cultural perspective, and believing that your perspective is both normal and the right perspective.
6 days ago · The Bombay High Court has directed a Government Medical College in Maharashtra to admit a candidate with disabilities to its MBBS course, who had inadvertently selected the 'no' option in the ...
5 days ago · Complications of inadvertent dural puncture may arise in the hours following delivery or may take weeks to develop [77, 94]. Maternal deaths resulting from complications of inadvertent dural puncture show the importance of close follow-up and good multidisciplinary communication between maternity staff and primary care providers .
5 days ago · Attention or focus, is the concentration of awareness on some phenomenon to the exclusion of other stimuli. [1] . It is the selective concentration on discrete information, either subjectively or objectively.
14 hours ago · Palo Alto Networks Endpoint DLP protects sensitive data from both accidental exposure and intentional exfiltration attempts, including those through USB removable media, printers, and network shares. While local endpoint channels can serve as useful tools for employees, they can also be used as conduits for unauthorized data transfers.
2 days ago · The decision-making process regarding the inclusion of compliance controls in any provisioning solution should involve a comprehensive discussion with compliance teams, such as those responsible for security, risk, and records management. Exchange, microsoft graph, Microsoft Purview, PnP, PowerShell.
14 hours ago · One of the top ethical issues with AI is privacy and data protection. AI systems generally handle vast amounts of personal data, and thus concerns surrounding the methods used to collect, store, and use this data by AI algorithms remain. Moreover, the inadvertent use of biased or discriminatory data and algorithms further complicates the matter.
