According to the company, their diagnostics system has recently been tested and seemed to prove more accurate than real life doctors at spotting conditions in patients.
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Affectiva’s Automotive AI could keep distracted and drowsy drivers from causing accidents
AI company Affectiva recently announced its Automotive AI platform that observes people’s emotional states to potentially help prevent distracted or drowsy driving.
DeepMind explores inner workings of AI
Research throws light on how a general AI that can adapt and understand new situations might work.
Robots Could Replace Surgeons in the Battle Against Cancer
Fred Moll started a $50 billion robotics company. Now he has FDA approval for a device a doctor sends into the lungs to detect cancer. His ultimate goal: Get rid of the doctor.
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Niti Aayog Chalking Out Much Needed Policy on AI for India
India’s artificial intelligence journey could get a big boost this year.
The National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog is reportedly going to release a first-ever national policy on AI directly rivalling whatever’s going on in China on the subject. The policy will chalk out the scope of AI via research and how the technology will be adopted in the years to come.
According to an Economic Times report, NITI Aayog will form the policy with short, medium and long term goals in mind, spread up to 2030.
There’s an algorithm to simulate our brains. Too bad no computer can run it
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AI can quickly and accurately analyze heart scans, study says
Researchers find machine learning can classify heart anatomy on an ultrasound scan faster, more accurately and more efficiently than a human.
IBM Bets Company On Exponential Innovation In AI, Blockchain, And Quantum Computing
On the Right Track
In the final analysis, while IBM clearly has more work to do, it’s on the right track. Its investments in cloud and AI are already paying off, while blockchain and quantum computing bets are looking promising.
Furthermore, while IBM’s progress overall is clearly a massive team effort, Big Blue’s execution is due in large part to Rometty’s six years of leadership.
AI tackles the Vatican’s secrets
Intelligent Machines
AI tackles the Vatican’s secrets
Even church archivists don’t know what mysteries lie hidden in the Vatican Secret Archives, since many of its documents have never been transcribed. A machine-vision system for medieval text is about to change that.