A dangerous stage in the evolution of the novel coronavirus is upon us with the discovery of "escape mutations". Artificial intelligence may be our best response

A dangerous stage in the evolution of the novel coronavirus is upon us with the discovery of “escape mutations”. Artificial intelligence may be our best response

Ricki Lewis | 
Real life with COVID-19 is now scarier than anything a sci-fi writer could envision. So-called “escape mutations” that can turn ...
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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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Podcast: How artificial intelligence, machine learning can help us realize the value of all that genetic data we’re collecting

Gabe Musso, Kevin Folta | 
Everywhere we look these days, someone is talking about the potential for artificial intelligence and machines to change the face ...
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Machines now read faster than we can. But do they understand the words?

John Pavlus | 
In an April 2018 paper coauthored with collaborators from the University of Washington and DeepMind, the Google-owned artificial intelligence company, [computational linguist ...
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Viewpoint: AI promises to revolutionize personalized medicine. Now we need ‘clinical validation’.

Eric Topol | 
Machines can now be trained to see things humans cannot, and likely never will.  ... From obviating the need to ...
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Improving artificial intelligence by teaching our machines to reason

Karen Hao | 
Deep learning, the category of AI algorithms that kick-started the field’s most recent revolution, has made immense strides in giving ...
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‘Found in Translation’: Computer models could help us understand which mice studies matter for human medicine

Kimberly McCoy | 
Machine learning technology could help researchers determine what mouse data are useful when designing human clinical trials ...
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We don’t always know why ‘intelligent’ machines do what they do. Should we study them like animals?

Jean-François Bonnefon | 
Artificial intelligence algorithms are often seen as 'black boxes' whose rules remain inaccessible. We must therefore create a new scientific ...
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Can AI take everything we’ve learned about medicine and become ‘a single doctor’?

Shelly Fan | 
The question isn’t if AI is coming to medicine. It’s how. At its best, machine learning can tap into the collective experience of ...
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Using machine learning to hunt for the origins of new viruses

Andrew Joseph | 
When a new virus crops up in people, health authorities face an urgent question: Where did it come from? Thousands of viruses ...
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‘Deep learning’ sheds light on natural selection in human DNA

Amy Maxmen | 
Each person’s genome contains three billion building blocks called nucleotides, and researchers must compile data from thousands of people to ...
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Life in a coma: Can a machine tell us whether someone will ever wake up?

Victor Tangermann | 
When somebody falls into a coma, they lose all motor functions. Brain activity slows significantly. In most cases, no external ...
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