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They’re Using Artificial Intelligence To Create Coffee Blends Now
Truly we are in the best of times, and the cursed of times. The breadth of human knowledge has never been greater and it has gifted us with near infinite capabilities to better the world around us in whatever way we see fit. And yet, we use it for… whatever this is. A roaster in…
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Defenses Against Medicare Audits Based on Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI): Part III
Is there an arms race involving using technology for submitting claims and auditing them? In one example, an electronic health record system was deployed that would increase reimbursements. It would do this by inserting into patient charts default templates that allowed physicians and others to copy in information from patient records – assuming, of course,…
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Nvidia’s ChatRTX receives major update — better photo search, AI speech recognition, and more LLM options
Nvidia’s ChatRTX app has released its anticipated version 0.3 update today on Nvidia’s website. The update to the ChatGPT-like app opens up a host of new features first teased at Nvidia’s GTC conference in March, including photo search capabilities, AI-powered speech recognition, and compatibility with even more LLMs. ChatRTX represents another Nvidia foremost tech demonstration…
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Demystifying Regulatory Hurdles: How to Navigate FDA Approval for AI-Enabled Medical Devices
As of October 2023, the FDA had identified 692 artificial intelligence/machine learning-enabled products that received clearance for marketing, with sustained growth projected for both submission volume and model diversity.1 Thus, an understanding and appreciation for the expectations and category-specific considerations for these novel medical devices is needed to best navigate the regulatory hurdles on the…
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Crypto forensics firm Elliptic using advances in AI to detect bitcoin money laundering
Tech • May 1, 2024, 9:16AM EDT <!–> Published 1 minute earlier on –> Blockchain forensics firm Elliptic said it has made advances in using artificial intelligence to detect bitcoin money laundering. The firm said in a statement that it is using the advancements to enhance Elliptic’s detection tools and has detailed the work in…
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Cardiologists train large AI model to assess heart structure, function
Cardiologists train large AI model to assess heart structure, function May 1, 2024 Editors’ notes This article has been reviewed according to Science X’s editorial process and policies. Editors have highlighted the following attributes while ensuring the content’s credibility: fact-checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source proofread by Cedars-Sinai Medical Center <div data-thumb="https://scx1.b-cdn.net/csz/news/tmb/2024/cardiologists-train-la.jpg" data-src="https://scx2.b-cdn.net/gfx/news/hires/2024/cardiologists-train-la.jpg" data-sub-html="EchoCLIP workflow. Credit: Nature…
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Blockchain Sleuth Elliptic Explores AI and Anti-Money Laundering Using 200M Bitcoin Transactions
The Elliptic2 dataset is orders of magnitude bigger than the one used when the team began using machine learning to detect money laundering with bitcoin back in 2019. The research made use of 122,000 groups of connected nodes and chains of transactions called “subgraphs” with known links to illicit activity. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic said…
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Question Corner: What role might artificial intelligence play in catechesis?
Q: Can an artificial intelligence program licitly receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders? And regardless, what role do you think AI might be able to play in catechesis, if any? (Bridgeport, Conn.) A: No, an artificial intelligence program cannot receive the sacrament of Holy Orders (or any other sacrament, for that matter). Sacraments can only…
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Machine Learning, Student-Powered
Machine Learning. It’s a buzzword of late, and for good reason. Effectively employing this type of artificial intelligence can help reveal otherwise unseen patterns in fields as diverse as weather forecasting, healthcare operations, and nearly everything in between. Image It’s becoming a big deal in economics, and the research of Dyson College student Liam Chentoufi…
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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby endorses Rome Call for AI ethics
The Archbishop of Canterbury endorses the “Rome Call” effort for ethical development of artificial intelligence, saying “Let us all work to ensure that the dignity of every human being, created by God, not for profit or productivity, is central to all we do.” Vatican News The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has joined other illustrious…