AI Learns to Read Fuzzy Bone Scans and Write Radiology Reports
Researchers have developed a deep learning framework that generates clinically faithful diagnostic reports from low-resolution SPECT bone scans by combining ...
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Two Decades of Wikipedia Research Reveal a Fractured Field Shaped by Big Data and AI
A new bibliometric study maps twenty years of Wikipedia research, revealing a fragmented field whose corporate AI lineage helped normalize ...
AI Weather Forecasting Gets a Ruthless Audit: New Survey Exposes Hidden Flaws in How We Judge Machine-Learning Models
A sweeping new survey in Artificial Intelligence Review maps the AI architectures transforming weather and climate prediction while exposing evaluation ...
Bangladeshi Students See AI Creating More Jobs Than It Destroys, Survey Finds
A survey of 450 students at three Bangladeshi public universities finds cautious optimism that AI will create more jobs than ...
Hidden Damage in the Brain’s Outer Layers Drives Multiple Sclerosis Progression
A 25-year review in Nature Reviews Neurology establishes cortical lesions as central drivers of multiple sclerosis progression, cognitive decline and ...
AI Recommendation Engines Reshape Online Shopping, Landmark Review of 135 Studies Reveals
A systematic review of 135 studies reveals that AI recommender systems succeed in online marketplaces only when algorithmic performance, consumer ...
AI Steps In to Rescue Personalized Neoantigen Cancer Vaccines From Costly Guesswork
A new review details how artificial intelligence is being woven into every stage of personalized neoantigen cancer vaccine development, from ...
The AI Efficiency Trap: Why Smarter Workplaces May Be Harming Worker Wellbeing
A new conceptual framework warns that AI adoption pursued for efficiency may erode worker autonomy, competence, and connection, threatening human ...
Large Language Models Tested as Clinical Information Sources for Bacteriophage Therapy
A new study in npj Viruses evaluates how reliably large language models answer clinical questions about bacteriophage therapy, finding strong ...
Bureaucrats Back AI Budgeting More Than Hiring More Staff, Experiment Finds
A survey experiment of 3,820 public sector personnel finds bureaucrats support AI-assisted budgeting more than workforce expansion, with no significant ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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