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At the K-Moonshot Policy Seminar held on the 10th at Peace & Park Convention in Yongsan, Seoul, Kim Hyun-ok of the Ministry of Science and ICT explained the program's direction. Kim is director of the Future Strategic Technology Policy Division.
Read the original →The authors say univariate analyses alone cannot resolve multivariate disease-associated structure. They develop TriSCOPE, a machine learning approach that identifies gene programs specific to individual brain cell types in Alzheimer's disease.
Read the original →IU researchers will gain access to Meta's AI models through a $2 million initiative.
Read the original →A study in Frontiers in Neuroinformatics evaluates an attention-enhanced deep learning framework. It achieves 93.33% image-level accuracy in distinguishing idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus.
Read the original →A systematic review and meta-analysis of 176 records examined automated MRI models for medial temporal and Alzheimer-related neurodegeneration. The models report pooled accuracy near 0.9.
Read the original →A Korean two-stage sequencing study found that Non-APOE candidate variants added almost no predictive power once leakage and APOE effects were removed.
Read the original →National Ambulance showcases AI, VR and real-time monitoring technology. The technology is aimed at improving emergency medical training and patient care in Abu Dhabi.
Read the original →Hokuriku Computer Service has added an AI-based automatic shift creation function as an optional feature to its attendance management service for care and welfare providers. The service is called "Care Pocket Kintai." The company says it aims to help care staff focus on providing care.
Read the original →Spice Factory Inc. has started offering "AI Penetration Testing," which uses AI to search for and verify attack paths in web applications and APIs.
Read the original →Team Sunday won Huawei Tech4City 2026 with a voice-first AI accessibility platform developed with SAVH. EduNets placed second.
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