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AI blood sample analysis catches cancer early

Andy Kessler | 
Most popular DNA screenings for cancer risk test only a single gene site, like BRCA1. But Grail’s chief medical officer ...
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Teaching AI to think ethically

Edd Gent | 
[M]athematicians have developed a model that can help businesses spot when commercial AI systems might make shady choices in the ...
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How can we better expose ‘silent’ war crimes? Thousands of human rights violations identified through crowdsourced evidence

Karen Hao | 
By some estimates, [a coalition between Saudi Arabia and eight other Sunni Arab states has] carried out over 20,000 air ...
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Viewpoint: AI gets ‘B-minus at best’ for dealing with COVID-19. But better days are ahead

Kai-Fu Lee | 
Truth be told, AI has not had a particularly successful four months in the battle of the pandemic. I would ...
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‘Trial by fire’: How COVID-19 is changing the biotech industry’s relationship with artificial intelligence

Jonathan Block | 
AI is currently being used by many companies to identify and screen existing drugs that could be repurposed to treat ...
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‘AI in archeology’ pinpointing new excavation sites at an ‘unimaginable’ pace

Peter Rejcek | 
Archaeologists have uncovered scores of long-abandoned settlements along coastal Madagascar that reveal environmental connections to modern-day communities. They have detected ...
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Diagnosing Alzheimer’s with artificial intelligence and brain scans

In recent years, scientists and clinicians have focused their attention toward machine-learning artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help them diagnose ...
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If we use it correctly, artificial intelligence could help us fight the next epidemic

Will Heaven | 
It was an AI that first saw it coming, or so the story goes. On December 30, an artificial-intelligence company ...
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How ‘speed breeding’ will help expand crop diversity to feed 10 billion people

Lee Hickey | 
These technologies could be game changers in the world of plant breeding ...
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Why AI doctors could signal the arrival of superintelligent robots

Oren Etzioni | 
What would alert us that superintelligence is indeed around the corner? We might call such harbingers canaries in the coal ...
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Viewpoint: Artificial intelligence ‘without guard rails’ is growing global threat

Diane Francis | 
Technology is bestowing wonderful opportunities and benefits to the world, but the acceleration of development, and lack of global regulatory ...
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Can artificial intelligence diagnose diseases? Promising apps in development but kinks remain

Douglas Heaven | 
An algorithm that can spot cause and effect could supercharge medical AI. The technique, inspired by quantum cryptography, would allow ...
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Viewpoint: AI has one glaring weakness in health care: There’s no human touch

Oliver Drouin, Samuel Freeman | 
It might be that, as physicians who work in a public health care system that relies on fax machines, carbon ...
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There’s a potential threat from cancer-spotting AI: overdiagnosis

James Vincent | 
These days, it might seem like algorithms are out-diagnosing doctors at every turn, identifying dangerous lesions and dodgy moles with ...
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If you face a life-or-death medical crisis, can you trust artificial intelligence (AI) to make the best decision?

Eric Bender | 
Deep learning will radically change aspects of our medical care. How well do we need to understand how AI tools ...
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Rethinking the brain’s reward system—and what creates human intelligence

Karen Hao | 
In a paper published in Nature ... DeepMind, Alphabet’s AI subsidiary, has once again used lessons from reinforcement learning to ...
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‘Mini-computers’ found in our neurons could be key to developing more powerful AI networks

Shelly Fan | 
With just their input cables, human neurons can perform difficult logic calculations previously only seen in entire neural networks. To ...
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Video: Building a bionic prosthetic leg that ‘thinks for itself’

It’s no question that researchers, doctors, and engineers want to design more effective robotic limbs that can help paralyzed and ...
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Rapid-diagnosing AI makes brain cancer operations ‘safer and more effective than ever before’

George Dvorsky | 
Expert human pathologists typically require around 30 minutes to diagnose brain tumors from tissue samples extracted during surgery. A new ...
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Can synthetic biology help deliver an AI brain as smart as the real thing?

John Cumbers | 
To create artificial general intelligence, we need to study the brain ...
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We can’t embrace machine learning in healthcare without ‘serious vetting’ of the underlying data

Sherri Rose | 
Given that machine learning in the health domain can have a direct impact on people’s lives, broad claims emerging from ...
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Does AI represent our best bet for extending human lives?

Peter Rejeck | 
Co-founder and CEO [of Insilico Medicine] Alex Zhavoronkov said he believes there is no greater goal in healthcare today—or, really, ...
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Dark side of brain upgrades: They could give corrupt leaders ‘the ultimate way to ensure good citizenship’

Evan Selinger, Susan Schneider | 
It’s 2045. You stroll into the Center for Mind Design. There you can purchase a brain chip to augment your ...
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Can we take AI to the next level by building robots that fear for their own safety?

Tom Siegfried | 
There might be a way, though, to give robots feelings, say neuroscientists Kingson Man and Antonio Damasio. Simply build the ...
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Viewpoint: Doctors will never be replaced by intelligent machines, which lack ’empathy, common sense’

Aziz Nazha | 
Is there a place for artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of medicine? Will doctors one day be replaced by ...
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Can computers develop human-like intelligence by imitating our own evolutionary path?

Matthew Hutson | 
Evolutionary algorithms have been around for a long time. Traditionally, they’ve been used to solve specific problems. In each generation, ...
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Viewpoint: AI can revolutionize drug development if we can learn to trust it

Alix Lacoste | 
The pharmaceutical industry is facing a crisis is R&D. About 50% of late-stage clinical trials fail due to ineffective drug targets, ...
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