Carl Miller, Research Director at the Demos Centre for the Analysis of Social Media did an experiment recently. It has become a norm for companies to openly collect users’ data. Some of these entities are also trading the accumulated information with third parties. As such, Miller made a request to
AIMed Cardiology will kick start at Ritz-Carlton, Chicago, Illinois on 17 June. This one-and-a-half-day event will be held back-to-back with AIMed Radiology, which begins on 18 June. The duo marks the first of a series of AIMed subspecialty conferences. Cardiology and Radiology are two clinical re
At the Global Fourth Industrial Revolution Council meeting in San Francisco on 29 May, the World Economic Forum announced the inauguration of six councils to better govern new technologies for the benefit of the society. The councils will assist policy-makers and businesses to find the right ba
On 13 June, AIMed will be hosting a brand new webinar with HP, Inc. entitled “Real World examples of connected health applications in maternal care: A frontline discussion on the case of obstetric and gynecologic care”. The session will be mediated by Fran Ayalasomayajula, the present Global Healthc
Lee Cronin, Regius Chair of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow, Scotland and his research team had created a “Chemputer”, which set out to be the “chemical Google to search for the origin of life”. Earlier on, Cronin’s lab had also developed new methods of creating drug molecules via the use of
Lawrence N. Tanenbaum MD FACR The topic of artificial intelligence (AI) is prominent throughout the healthcare enterprise, particularly in imaging services. When employed in the process of image reconstruction, machine learning (ML) based techniques can have an enormous impact on patient comfort and
For those who are still grappling with the idea of digital transformation, there is bad news! I recently read a report published on the Accenture website that we are entering the post-digital era. My advice to them will be there is still time to get engaged and delve into the world of disruptive tec
AIMed inaugural as a once-off satellite meeting back in 2016. Over the past three years, our team witnessed a steady growth of attention and audience. Nevertheless, the mission remains unchanged: that is to bring healthcare professionals, technology experts, business partners, and enthusiasts, to co
At the beginning of the month, researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) had invented a technique to assess how robust convolutional neural networks (CNN) are for different tasks. They do so by spotting when the networks are making mistakes when they should not. In gene