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Many direct care workers are using artificial intelligence tools and are optimistic about the benefits in the workplace, according to a new issue brief. The authors also wrote that parameters ensuring responsible use of AI tools are important.
Read the original →Hanyang University Myongji Hospital has partnered with U.S.-based physical AI company Lavoro AI to jointly test and develop robotic and autonomous systems for nonclinical tasks in hospital settings, the hospital said Tuesday. Lavoro AI is a startup co-founded by Jean Oh, a professor of robotics.
Read the original →Two CU Anschutz Department of Medicine experts discuss the benefits and potential pitfalls of incorporating AI in medical care for dementia.
Read the original →Jonathan Hassell, CEO at Hassell Inclusion, explains how assistive technologies and AI can widen access to recruitment and work. He notes that careful safeguards around privacy and accuracy are required.
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