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Human centered design for empathy, values and AI

How can we ensure that intelligent machines have a human centered design? Experience shows that needfinding (the act of defining problems) requires empathy or a feeling of involvement with a person in need. Empathy is an ability that allows us to comprehend the situations and the perspectives of oth

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Nvidia healthcare cloud – AIMed Magazine interview

The NVIDIA GPU-accelarated cloud gives healthcare organizations on-site access to the latest deep learning frameworks, providing the performance and flexibility to take on challenging AI projects. These deep learning containers can run in the cloud with Alibaba, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Oracle

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GDPR and data protection diversity for AI research

GDPR and risk averse ethics committees could undermine global data research collaboration on data sets like MIMIC. GDPR Fact sheet: Entered into force in May 2016, but only applied from 25 May 2018 The GDPR is directly enforceable in all EU member states Goals: (i) harmonizing data protection across

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IT Systems in healthcare going from jam to butter

Use of IT systems today varies across specialities with some more open to and active users of systems and data to inform decision-making, others more reticent. Just because systems are available does not mean they are consistently by all clinicians or used well. Current IT systems are mostly labour-

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Dennis Wall asks what is a ‘breakthrough’ in AI Medicine

Unlike others, when Dennis Wall received his pair of Google glasses in 2015, he was not at all disappointed that they did not work as expected. In fact, he was thinking of improving it: by incorporating a set of algorithm which relies on AI, users are able to see emoticons that match with the expres

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Healthcare is just another sector: Faster, better, cheaper!

The digital world is not a new one, its just been slow arriving in healthcare. ‘What can be digitised, will be digitised’ is an old mantra. Atoms are converted into bits because information proxies of reality are cheaper to store and move. Once digitised, we can do a lot more with them than we can w

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Roundtable on AI Medicine and Blockchain Technology

When the vaccine scandal broke out in China this summer, citizens resorted to blockchain technology in the spreading of related news, to escape the central government’s censorship. It’s ironic as President Xi Jingping had endorsed the same technology at the annual conference of Chinese Academy of Sc

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Medical data: who owns it and what can be done to it?

Medical data are usually stored in what known as electronic health records (EHRs) where patients’ demographics, conditions, treatments and progress are systematically tracked. In US, an estimated 85% of general practitioners and over 90% of hospitals are relying on EHRs. However, according to Health

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Is it the right time to invest in China’s booming AI med industry?

Philips and Healthpoint, the medical and healthcare channel of Caixin Media, released a “China AI+ Healthcare Industry Report” in August. The 37-pages long analysis underlined the booming market size of China’s AI med industry, which had matured more than 40% over the past five years, with an approx

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