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AI Best At Spotting Cancer
According to Radiology, artificial intelligence is better at spotting breast cancer on mammograms than a radiologist.
Artificial intelligence appears to be just as adept as radiologists at pinpointing breast cancer in mammograms, and it might be time to shift the treatment paradigm to address this reality
Read more...Artificial Intelligence Can Be a Lifesaver
Artificial intelligence can help save lives in numerous ways, reports Forbes.
Artificial intelligence continues to grow in use across products and services. The technology has touched nearly every aspect of business and society, from transforming hiring to making marketing more effective to increasing crop yields.
Read more...Defense Department Uses AI to Search for Medical Conditions
Artificial intelligence is being used by the Department of Defense to sift through stores of medical data to help identify cancers and other conditions, reports Health Analytics.
The Department of Defense’s (DoD) Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is leveraging artificial intelligence tools and the department’s vast amount of medical data to identify cancers and other conditions.
Read more...Facebook Working on New AI
Facebook is working on more artificially enhanced tools to help with daily life, such as AI that can help track down a ringing smartphone in another room, reports CNN Business.
On Friday, Facebook announced new AI research that could help pave the way for a significant change in how artificial intelligence — and some devices that incorporate this technology — functions in our daily lives.
Read more...Beating Cryptominers with AI
Researchers at Los Alamos have developed AI that might help stop cryptocurrency miners, reports Tech Explorer.
Los Alamos National Laboratory computer scientists have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) system that may be able to identify malicious codes that hijack supercomputers to mine for cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin and Monero.
Read more...AI Beats Human in Dogfight
According to the Independent, artificial intelligence has beat a human pilot in a virtual F-16 dogfight.
An AI pilot has defeated a US Air Force pilot in a virtual F-16 dogfight in a "coming of age" moment for artificial intelligence.
Read more...Bird Watching Goes High Tech
According to Yahoo, Birdsy is a new bird watching camera that can identify the different types of birds.
Bird watching just got a whole lot more high tech. Birdsy, a wildlife-spotting camera, has developed a unique artificial intelligence (AI) that records and identifies birds and other animals all by itself, meaning you never have to miss out on priceless nature moments again.
Read more...Using AI to Stop Recidivism
Researchers want to see if artificial intelligence can help reduce recidivism, reports Futurism.
A team of computer scientists has a well-intentioned but thorny plan to reduce recidivism, the rate at which prisoners return to prison once released, and it involves constantly monitoring them as they go about their lives.
Read more...Pursuing Human Level Artificial Intelligence
According to TNW, Yann LeCun of Facebook is actively pursuing human level artificial intelligence.
When Yann LeCun founded the Facebook AI Research (FAIR) lab in 2013, artificial intelligence was entering a boom period that his research helped trigger.
Read more...Soffos, the AI-powered SaaS learning platform, secures pre-seed funding
Soffos, an AI-powered learning platform for businesses, has secured pre-seed funding from the Sea and Sand Foundation. The Sea and Sand Foundation is a Toronto-based VC firm. It is acting as Soffos’ lead investor for its pre-seed fundraising round.
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