The 2019 AI Index Report, the annual overview of artificial intelligence- related data points, has confirmed the world of AI is booming. Highlights of the report, collated by institutions such as Stanford, Harvard and OpenAI, include such facts as: AI research is rocketing. Between 1998 and 2018, th
Researchers from The Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School and INSEAD, Singapore and Fontainebleau, urged for significant updates on existing safety and ethics measures to prevent a regulatory lockdown in healthcare as AI driven adaptive algorit
Washington State University researchers are creating the first-ever ‘IQ test’ for artificial intelligence systems that scores systems on how well they learn and adapt to new, unknown environments. Diane Cook, Regents Professor and Huie-Rogers' Chair Professor and Larry Holder, Professor in the Schoo
Artificial intelligence reduces burnout
Approximately 80% of healthcare professionals in the USA and UK believe AI is helping to reduce burnout
The University of Illinois hopes to gain a better understanding of brain abnormalities by successfully using stem cells to engineer living biohybrid nerve tissue to create a 3D model of neural networks
A new study has found that key suppliers of electronic medical records need to do more to make their systems interoperable to “improve access to information” for millions of patients. The Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London examined inconsistencies with electronic medica
A new wearable monitoring device is set to make treatment of swallowing disorders easier and more affordable
Japanese researchers have created a remotely-located data backup system which transmits or retrieves data in just nine seconds
Key figures from the UK’s NHS have met with representatives from big technology and pharmaceutical companies to discuss the potential of commercializing patients’ medical records. The confidential ‘NHS England Health and Care Data Day’, held late last year, saw discussions around collecting patient