Measuring What Medical AI Can Actually Do
Over three years, researchers have built progressively harder and more realistic benchmarks for medical AI. The piece describes what they learned from this work.
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Over three years, researchers have built progressively harder and more realistic benchmarks for medical AI. The piece describes what they learned from this work.
Read the original →Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has proven effective in managing a number of menopause symptoms, including hot flashes, insomnia, depression, and sexual dysfunction.
Read the original →Chapman University professor Dr. Jocelin Friedman received special recognition for AI research at the APTA 2026 Educational Leadership Conference.
Read the original →As AI tools become part of university life, educators and psychologists have warned that students may be becoming dangerously dependent on them.
Read the original →Mike Duffy, the acting federal CISO, said the tabletop event will help ensure agencies have the capabilities and processes to respond to any cyber event.
Read the original →Cedars-Sinai researchers explain how AI and consumer wearables could help predict sudden cardiac arrest years or hours before an event occurs.
Read the original →Clinical nutrition AI startup Nuseum Lab, led by CEO Ji-young Kim, drew attention from 81 companies and organizations in the U.S.
Read the original →NUSEUM announced on the 20th that it introduced its clinical nutrition AI, "NUSEUM AI". The company took part in the Silicon Valley startup and tech event TechCrunch Disrupt.
Read the original →The work combines structural design optimization with commodity price forecasting in a single framework. This combination is not yet standard practice in floating wind feasibility studies.
Read the original →Emerging technologies in oncology care include specialized LLMs, AI-assisted CT scans for early detection, and foundational models that democratize pathology.
Read the original →A preclinical study found that the Percival AI model detected disease signals in CT scans. In the reported comparison, it flagged several conditions more reliably than TotalSegmentator.
Read the original →Researchers have said a single photograph can be used to detect a person's biological age and their chance of surviving cancer.
Read the original →Researchers at Georgia Tech's Center for Advanced Communications Policy will use the funding to help older adults access assistive technologies that support independent living.
Read the original →UAE experts warn of AI voice scams targeting seniors, in which fraudsters mimic family members using short recordings to steal money and personal data. They advise using a secret "golden word" to verify identity before any transfer.
Read the original →Experian's Joseph Mayans examines longer job searches, pressure on recent graduates and uneven demand for workers across industries.
Read the original →At the HR Strategy Summit at HR Tech on Monday, Valerie Capers Workman explored what HR needs to do differently to meet the new expectations for the HR function.
Read the original →Goldenberg announced a joint research project with the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology in a press release dated October 20, 2026. The project involves a generative-AI conversational robot for older adults, aimed at supporting their health and preventing frailty.
Read the original →Clinical nutrition AI company NUSEUM Lab showed its clinical nutrition AI "NUSEUM AI" at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, held on the 13th to 15th at Moscone Center West in San Francisco. The company announced this on the 20th. It exhibited at the KOTRA Korea Pavilion with support from KOTRA and Seoul AI Hub.
Read the original →According to SVO (Senior Virtual Operations), 42% of popular YouTube videos on the topic of senior health are created by AI. Some of the videos impersonate doctors.
Read the original →Phenoeye Japan released a concept film for the project in a press release dated October 20, 2026. The project aims to build preventive medicine through AI analysis of health data, with the goal of a world where people can live healthily for 100 years.
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