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Artificial Intelligence

Education and healthcare are set for a high-tech boost

This image was generated by artificial intelligence based upon a request for 3D art using a natural language interpretation of “artificial intelligence that detects mutations in the genome.” Photo by Joseph Gleeson/UC San Diego

AI Learns to ID Rare ‘Mosaic Mutations’ That Cause Disease

Alzheimer's brain artistic illustration

Using ChatGPT to spot Alzheimer’s early

An illustration of a smiling robot wearing a headset

Cheerful chatbots don’t necessarily improve customer service

An elderly couple walking together

Using AI to identify dementia

Examples of embryos evaluated by the STORK-A algorithm. From left to right, an embryo predicted to have a normal chromosome count or a single chromosomal abnormality; an embryo predicted to have a normal chromosome count; an embryo predicted to have more than one chromosomal abnormality.

AI helps spot IVF embryos with genetic problems

In this computer model, conceived by researchers from Penn State and Ludwig-Maximillian University, communications by small, self-propelled agents led to intelligent-like collective behavior. The simulation shows snapshots in time and displays droplet ripening, vortex-controlled aggregation and the merging of vortices. Credit: Courtesy Igor Aronson. All Rights Reserved.

How intelligent-like behavior can emerge from non-living agents

Futuristic fields: Europe’s farm industry on cusp of robot revolution

Normal chest X-ray

AI predicts heart disease risk using single x-ray

Programming tool turns handwriting into computer code

Novel AI blood test detects liver cancer

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