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The UNICEF Korea Committee unveiled a mental health chatbot for adolescents. It was introduced to mark the first anniversary of its "Together for Tomorrow" campaign.
Read the original →The event brought together voices from business, technology, healthcare, psychology, education, entrepreneurship and the creative community. It explored the human capabilities that will be critical to thriving alongside AI.
Read the original →Pebble announced the launch of Qore Ultra, its flagship wellness band, on October 12 in New Delhi. The device turns physiological data into AI-powered insights through a three-score system covering Sleep, Activity and Readiness. It has no recurring subscription fees.
Read the original →Researchers built a deep reinforcement learning system called HE-FDDQN that personalizes college students' physical training. It reaches 92.5 percent accuracy while guarding against overtraining.
Read the original →Medissolla, led by co-CEOs Lee Seungyeon and Lee Dongu, announced that its AI-based recipe design technology, Recipe Design (RD), was selected for the award.
Read the original →A comprehensive review argues that sustainable rice production depends on integrating microbiome engineering, synthetic microbial communities, precision agriculture, renewable energy and climate-smart practices.
Read the original →A Nature Medicine study tested an AI model on routine chest CT scans at sites in three countries. At one test setting, it detected 90% of cancers.
Read the original →Taiwan’s healthcare technology sector has no shortage of devices, AI models or clinical data. The harder question is whether these technologies can validate across different patient populations, clear U.S. regulatory requirements, fit American clinical workflows and find partners able to deploy and service them locally.
Read the original →Researchers in Würzburg developed CAFEx, a weakly supervised AI pipeline. It uses an anatomical bottleneck to estimate cardiac ejection fraction from ultrasound videos and generalizes better across hospitals.
Read the original →Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. is developing an AI-powered robot dog. It is designed to help elderly people live independently at home.
Read the original →At the 13th ARDD meeting at Harvard, leaders gathered to explore how advancing capabilities are reshaping longevity science.
Read the original →Seo-gu in the Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City will expand artificial intelligence (AI) education and digital job support for older adults.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence may be changing how organizations attract, manage and retain workers. It is only as useful as the data and processes supporting it. Its impact depends largely on how well disparate tools can work together.
Read the original →AI has dual-sided impacts on psychological well-being. It can ease some daily and occupational stress by automating repetitive tasks, streamlining complex workflows and delivering personalized mental health support. It may also worsen other forms of stress, including algorithm-driven performance monitoring pressure, data privacy anxiety and workforce displacement-related uncertainty.
Read the original →A new poll shows that 64% of Americans believe artificial intelligence is developing too fast. They want government regulation.
Read the original →A research paper published in the medical journal The Lancet identified 17 threats that could cause serious harm to global health by the end of the 21st century.
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