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Using AI in Healthcare to Fight Bias
According to Healthcare IT News, AI can help fight bias in healthcare.
Leading researchers discussed which requirements AI algorithms must meet to fight bias in healthcare during the 'Artificial Intelligence and Implications for Health Equity: Will AI Improve Equity or Increase Disparities?' session which was held on 1 December.
Read more...AI is Shrinking Down
Artificial intelligence is shrinking down to microcontroller size, reports Wired.
Artificial intelligence has made stunning strides, but it often needs absurd amounts of data and computer power to get there. Now some AI researchers are focused on making the technology as efficient as possible.
Read more...Making Deep Learning More Energy Efficient
IBM is proposing a way to make deep learning less of an energy drain by reducing the bits from 16 to 4, reports MIT Technology Review.
Deep learning is an inefficient energy hog. It requires massive amounts of data and abundant computational resources, which explodes its electricity consumption.
Read more...AI Controlled Weather Balloons
Researchers are sending autonomous balloons equipped with AI to monitor the environment, reports Nature.
The goal of an autonomous machine is to achieve an objective by making decisions while negotiating a dynamic environment
Read more...White House Offers Guidance for AI
According to Yahoo Finance, the White House is offering guidance for how federal agencies should use AI.
President Donald Trump today signed an executive order that puts the White House Office of Management and Budget in charge of drawing up a roadmap for how federal agencies use artificial intelligence software.
Read more...AI Reaches Milestones
Artificial intelligence has reached some important milestones in 2020, reports Digital Trends.
Tens of thousands of papers involving A.I. are published each year, but it will take some time before many of them make their potential real-world impact clear.
Read more...Is Turing's Test Still Necessary
Alan Turing’s question of “Can machines think?” has yet to be answered, reports Forbes.
When computers were still in the nascent stages, Alan Turing published his legendary paper, “Computing Machinery And Intelligence,” in the Mind journal in 1950. In it, he set forth the intriguing question: Can machines think?
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Monitors Covid
According to MedCity News, artificial intelligence is being used in clinical surveillance systems to monitor Covid-19.
The Covid-19 pandemic has fast-tracked use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in healthcare, with AI-powered clinical surveillance systems playing a critical role in diagnosing and tracking the disease, as well as understanding patients’ response to treatments.
Read more...AI and Architecture
Researchers are looking into how artificial intelligence can be used in architecture, reports Tech Explore.
Over the past few decades, artificial intelligence (AI) tools have been used to analyze data or complete basic tasks in an increasing number of fields, ranging from computer science to manufacturing, medicine, physics, biology and even artistic disciplines.
Read more...AI Could Be Vulnerable to Hackers
Artificial intelligence could be vulnerable to hackers, reports ZD Net.
Cyber criminals could exploit emerging technologies including artificial intelligence and machine learning to help conduct attacks against autonomous cars, drones and Internet of Things-connected vehicles, according to a report from the United Nations, Europol and cybersecurity company Trend Micro.
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