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U.S. state lawmakers who passed AI chatbot bills joined a recent Future of Privacy Forum webinar. They outlined how states have taken the lead on the subject and why it has been important to tackle it now despite its evolving nature.
Read the original →Baltic Street Wellness Solutions, a New York City nonprofit providing mental health support and advocacy, is holding the symposium amid the rapid rise of artificial intelligence.
Read the original →The co-founder and chairman of Infosys said that with AI there will be greater demand for skilled professionals to drive enterprise transformation journeys. He spoke at an event in New Delhi.
Read the original →The newly available Mudra Studio Evaluation Kit lets enterprise teams add touchless control to smart glasses. Teams can also tailor the experience to their daily work.
Read the original →President William Lai said the government is supporting physical therapists with resources and policies to build a healthy Taiwan. He pledged to use artificial intelligence to improve healthcare while balancing it with professional expertise. Lai met with World Physiotherapy.
Read the original →New advances in nanotechnology, AI and controlled-release fertilizers could reshape micronutrient management. Field results remain essential.
Read the original →This is the first deployment of the ENAD artificial intelligence endoscopy system across KPJ's nationwide hospital network. It adds real-time lesion detection and polyp assessment to colonoscopy in Johor Bahru.
Read the original →A former Permanente CEO says AI agents could catch complications earlier and improve patient outcomes.
Read the original →A real-world evaluation of AI-generated medical practitioner profiles found differing vetting outcomes. Some profiles passed official verification in as little as 2 minutes, while others were immediately blocked by automated pop-up security alerts. The assessment points to vulnerabilities and inconsistent compliance in current healthcare AI validation frameworks.
Read the original →If AI companies want to borrow the language of raising children, they should listen to those who have done it.
Read the original →IGC Pharma, a clinical-stage biotechnology company advancing Alzheimer's disease therapeutics and AI-enabled healthcare technologies, announced the introduction of PRISM on October 13, 2026. The company is based in Potomac, MD.
Read the original →The company combines clinical data and wearables to drive advanced preventive health.
Read the original →Ghana is revising its 2023–27 health strategy to add AI disease warnings. The warnings target malaria, cholera and meningitis, and 15,000 health workers are to be trained.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence is bringing increasingly clear benefits to medicine worldwide. Doctors are spending less time on paperwork.
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