SuperAger AI Connectome Predicts Alzheimer’s Years Early
An AI model called ARC compares Alzheimer’s patients to SuperAgers using resting-state fMRI. It predicts cognitive decline up to 15 years before symptoms.
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An AI model called ARC compares Alzheimer’s patients to SuperAgers using resting-state fMRI. It predicts cognitive decline up to 15 years before symptoms.
Read the original →The Consortium for Biomedical Research and AI in Neurodegeneration is working with NVIDIA. The goal is to deploy open source AI tools to accelerate the science that makes new treatments possible.
Read the original →NTT Data began offering a new model of its communication service for older adults, "Voicestar!", on the 26th. The AI functions and service platform have been renewed and upgraded. The service aims to deepen understanding of users through daily conversations with generative AI.
Read the original →New federal AI guidance does not change the duty to consider assistive technology whenever an IEP is developed, reviewed, or revised. Decisions must reflect the student's needs.
Read the original →UN experts discussed AI accessibility and safeguards for persons with disabilities during a UN General Assembly Third Committee session.
Read the original →A vocational school for traditional culture and environmental welfare in Chigusa, Sado, is preparing to open a correspondence-course Advanced AI and Security department next spring. Its purpose is to train people for generative AI technology and for countering worsening cybersecurity threats.
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