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What comes next for your health, and when?

New AI model maps the risk of certain diseases years in advance AI is transforming medicine. With more and more accuracy, it’s helping doctors diagnose patients. Our medical history offers valuable insight into potential health issues. But what if AI could reliably estimate our next diagnosis, complication or even the timing of death? A research…

artificial intelligence, disease risk, personalized medicine, predictive healthcare

Making sense out of vast amounts of biomedical data with AI

Researchers invent new artificial intelligence solutions to turn vast amounts of medical data into actionable insights Genomes, proteomes, metabolomes, exposomes – when it comes to human cells and tissues, there’s no shortage of data. The question is: ‘what do we do with it’? “We have vast amounts of data, but existing methods for dealing with…

artificial intelligence, biomarkers, biomedicine, Precision Medicine, research

Should AI write your work emails?

Study explores the use of emails and their impact on workplace dynamics From correcting grammar to providing suggestions, many workers today are using AI to prepare carefully crafted emails quickly and effectively. The numbers speak for themselves. According to Eurostat(opens in new window), 13.5 % of small businesses in the EU reported using AI in…

artificial intelligence, productivity, work relations

AirPods boost tourism with instant translation

With Live Translation, Apple is not only enhancing the user experience of its newest AirPods but also fulfilling a long-standing wish: the ability to converse naturally and almost instantly across languages Apple has just introduced a breakthrough that promises to change the dynamics of conversations between people who speak different languages: the Live Translation feature…

Accessibility, Apple, artificial intelligence

AI-powered clinician to aid stomach cancer treatment

EU-backed researchers developed an AI system that personalises treatment for stomach cancer-causing bacterium An international team of researchers has developed a reinforcement learning-based AI-powered diagnostic assistant that can tailor treatment for Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium considered to be the leading cause of stomach cancer worldwide. Supported by the EU-funded AIDA(opens in new window) project, as…

artificial intelligence, cancer, research, Smart health

The Technical University of Munich establishes a center for AI chips

The key partner is TSMC, the Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer. The Bavarian state government is supporting the center with 4.475 million euros Over the next five years, more than 300 TUM students and researchers from the fields of engineering and computer science will learn how to design and develop AI chips. That is the goal Prof.…

artificial intelligence, Germany, Innovation

Meeting the challenges of cyber disinformation

Deepfakes, biased algorithms: it’s starting to feel like online disinformation might be around every corner. What can be done? Content can lead to hate crimes and other violence, but many European Police Authorities do not have access to any specialised tools or technologies to help them tackle the issue – how can they be helped?…

artificial intelligence, European Union, Predictive Algorithms

As chatbots get smarter, humans’ unique language abilities are becoming less special

UC Berkeley researchers say large language models have gained “metalinguistic ability,” a hallmark of human language and cognition no other animal has displayed AI platforms like ChatGPT are widely understood to be sophisticated prediction machines. Trained on vast troves of content ranging from news articles and books to film scripts and Reddit posts, they anticipate…

artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, Linguistics, UC Berkeley

How Stanford researchers are designing fair and trustworthy AI systems

A look at the work of three experts examining the successes and failures of AI to create solutions that lead to a better world When John McCarthy, founder of the Stanford AI Lab, coined the term “artificial intelligence” in 1955 to describe “the science and engineering of making intelligent machines,” the defining feature of this…

artificial intelligence, automation, Ethics in Technology, SmartHealth, social justice, technologynews

AI brings healthcare to the edge of tomorrow

Tools developed by the AI-SPRINT project are helping healthcare researchers to integrate the power of data into patient care Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to have a major impact on the life sciences, especially healthcare. But delivering on that potential will require data – and lots of it. To get that data, developers must…

artificial intelligence, Edge Computing, EU Research, Healthcare

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