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STARVar diagnoses rare diseases with AI-powered variant prioritization
Martina Rossi | 2024-01-22
Diagnosing rare diseases has always been tricky, but a new AI tool known as STARVar promises to ease their identification. Martina Rossi, an expert on the potential of gene therapy as a targeted and personalized approach to treating rare diseases, explains how it all pans out.
Four notable scenarios foreshadow what might occur when AI outwits humans
Calum Chace | 2023-06-22
On day four of The Yuan’s expedition of intelligence discovery, we fare from Rome to the capital of an ex-vassal state - the later seat of an even greater imperium. London’s origins are shrouded in antiquity. Latinized by the Romans as Londinium, its earlier Celtic name is said to commemorate the sun god Lugh. Best-selling AI author and London Futurist Calum Chace is more focused on the future than the past, however, and foresees ‘Four Cs’ as potential scenarios as AI is poised to become an omniscient, omnipotent deity in its own right.
AI roots out corruption in India’s troubled healthcare terrain
Disha Ganguli | 2024-02-02
India, the world’s most populous country, has a complex healthcare system prone to inefficiency and corruption. As the country digitalizes, AI is already bearing fruit by exposing graft and granting more Indians access to quality care, writes AI and Big Data expert Disha Ganguli.
AI, brain science unite forces to reconfigure the dynamics of communication
Disha Ganguli | 2024-04-05
Human communication and interaction are indispensable to the world’s workings and advances in AI, brain science, and communication tech are now conducing ever-greater reciprocal understanding among folks. Psychology, AI and Big Data specialist Disha Ganguli opens up the airwaves.
Women in AI Switzerland: Looking Back, Moving Forward
Marisa Tschopp | 2022-01-05
The Women in AI community in Switzerland, like most, have experienced a challenging year. The pandemic took its toll on the team, and on the health of their families and friends. Marisa Tschopp takes a look back on a difficult year and looks forward to a brighter future in 2022.
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