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A critical narrative review finds that AI improves detection in mammography and colonoscopy but does not improve complex diagnostic reasoning. It also notes that experimental evidence raises concerns.
Read the original →An Apple vice president highlights OS integration, cultural adaptation and privacy as core to the evolution of Siri AI.
Read the original →The piece examines AI privacy concerns in physical security. It covers how data protection, human oversight and responsible AI help build public trust.
Read the original →Anthropic and major music publishers are in court over whether using copyrighted lyrics to train Claude qualifies as fair use.
Read the original →Google is facing a bipartisan Senate grilling over its push to put artificial intelligence in American classrooms. The questioning comes amid growing concerns that the technology could harm students.
Read the original →WSSU is launching a new curriculum to teach future teachers and healthcare workers about artificial intelligence vulnerabilities.
Read the original →Researchers warn that AI-generated medical misinformation can spread through chatbots, search summaries and social media without detection.
Read the original →Police agencies across the U.S. have deployed Automated License Plate Readers to capture images of passing vehicles along with time, date and GPS coordinates. The technology has existed in various forms for more than 50 years, and in the U.S. since 1998.
Read the original →The Electronic Frontier Foundation has published "Online Privacy for Parents and Youth," a new guide to help families protect themselves online. An EFF representative said parents do not need to be technology experts to help their children navigate the digital world safely.
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