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Artificial Intelligence Helps Search for Alzheimer's Treatment
According to Medical Express, artificial intelligence is helping in the search for Alzheimer’s disease treatments.
New treatments for Alzheimer's disease are desperately needed, but numerous clinical trials of investigational drugs have failed to generate promising options.
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Keeps Restaurant Running
Restaurant uses artificial intelligence to make its drive-thru operate smoothly, reports Dayton Daily News.
Lee’s Famous Recipe has incorporated artificial intelligence at the drive-thru to combat pandemic induced issues facing the fast-food industry.
Read more...Returning to the Moon with AI
According to Autoevolution, humans are returning to the moon with the help of artificial intelligence.
One such project is the Artemis lunar exploration program. Later this year, the first flight in a longer series is set to depart for the Moon with no crew on board to test performance, life support, and communication capabilities.
Read more...ScienceLogic Raises $105 Million in New Financing to Accelerate Leadership in Growing AIOps Market
ScienceLogic, a leading provider of AI-driven monitoring solutions for hybrid cloud management, announced today that it has raised $105 million in growth financing. Silver Lake Waterman led the company’s Series E round with participation from existing investors Goldman Sachs, Intel Capital and NewView Capital. The investment will support the company’s continued innovation in the AIOps market and further broaden ScienceLogic’s position within the $30+ billion IT Operations Management software market.
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Helps Surgeons
According to Mark Post Tech, artificial intelligence is helping surgeons perform better.
Theator, a surgical intelligence platform based in San Mateo, California, combines artificial intelligence and computer vision to better the surgeon’s performance.
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Beats Video Games
Artificial intelligence has mastered playing 80s era video games, reports IFL Science.
An artificial intelligence (AI) system has succeeded in mastering classic video games from the 1980s, including iconic Atari titles such as Montezuma’s Revenge, Pitfall, and Freeway. According to its creators, the algorithms upon which the AI is based could one day be used to help robots navigate real-world environments such as disaster zones.
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Makes Fine Art
According to KATU, artificial intelligence is learning how to produce fine art.
Artificial intelligence is breaking boundaries everywhere... including the production of original fine art.
Read more...Figuring Out How the Brain Works
Researchers working on neural nets are discovering how the brain learns, reports Quanta Magazine.
In 2007, some of the leading thinkers behind deep neural networks organized an unofficial “satellite” meeting at the margins of a prestigious annual conference on artificial intelligence.
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Decodes DNA
Researchers have used artificial intelligence to decode DNA, reports Scientific Computing.
A German-American team of scientists have deciphered some of the more elusive instructions encoded in DNA with the help of artificial intelligence (AI).
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Can Curb Lonliness
According to St. George News, artificial intelligence can help people combat loneliness brought on by the pandemic.
In the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are missing a sympathetic ear. Would a response like that make you feel heard, less alone, even if it were a machine writing back to you?
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