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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 →A planned randomized trial in China with 128 students will test whether an AI-guided fitness app integrated with physical education can improve university students' activity, fitness and psychological well-being.
Read the original →Researchers say public subsidies for AI should be repaid in wellbeing, not just economic growth.
Read the original →A new documentary called "Bot Love", partially filmed in Vancouver, highlights the rise of AI companions during a loneliness epidemic.
Read the original →Silynxcom Ltd., a developer of soldier-worn tactical communication solutions, announced its entry into the counter-uncrewed aircraft systems (C-UAS) market. It is developing a new wearable drone detection and early-warning platform powered by artificial intelligence.
Read the original →Stroke is a major cause of long-term disability, and recovery varies substantially across motor, cognitive and communication domains.
Read the original →The original wearable, the Bee Pioneer Edition, was priced at $49.99 with a $19 monthly subscription. It offered a cheap entry point into AI hardware compared with devices such as the $499 Humane AI Pin. Amazon announced the acquisition in July 2025.
Read the original →An AI-based test from OncoStem Diagnostics helps identify early-stage breast cancer patients in India who may avoid unnecessary chemotherapy.
Read the original →Very few nonprofits have integrated AI into their workflows or established a solid road map. This is despite growing interest in the technology among these organizations.
Read the original →An interpretable machine-learning study of 3,729 older NHANES participants linked mixed dietary signals with predictions of prevalent, self-reported non-melanoma skin cancer.
Read the original →Success will be measured by the number of women whose cancers are detected earlier, treated appropriately and lives saved.
Read the original →Among 122 patients identified as extremely high-risk by the predictive clinical model, 64 died within the 90-day follow-up period. The data provides real-world evidence for evaluating high-risk patient stratification and early warning systems in medical practice.
Read the original →Chorong Park earned her doctoral degree in technology from Purdue Polytechnic in 2025. She is now an assistant professor and Presidential Frontier Faculty member at the University of Houston, where she directs the ELARA Lab. Her goal is to create robots that help people care for their health and stay aware of their goals as they age.
Read the original →AI could transform healthcare for older adults through the Duke Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory.
Read the original →The new service uses AI voice technology and established calming techniques. It is intended to help families and caregivers support loved ones living with Alzheimer's.
Read the original →Rick Abramson, director of the FDA's Digital Health Center of Excellence, said to expect draft guidance in the coming months.
Read the original →Panelists at an HR Tech session on Wednesday said candidates compete against thousands of others and largely send resumes into a "black hole". Recruiters are "overwhelmed" by the high volume of candidates, many of whom look alike because of AI.
Read the original →From 23 October 2026, Italian employers must assess AI as an occupational health hazard.
Read the original →Government officials held a meeting on the 21st to accelerate the use of AI in workplaces with serious labor shortages, such as medical care, nursing care and construction. They will examine specific examples of use and identify regulations and systems that need review.
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