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A study found that subtly steering one AI model changed its depression advice toward self-care and away from medication. The study highlights risks for people seeking health guidance from chatbots.
Read the original →WearOptimo is an AI-native physiological intelligence company developing next-generation Microwearable sensors for continuous health monitoring.
Read the original →Apple is tightening AI spending limits for employees, cutting daily caps for select engineers. The move comes amid rising AI infrastructure and operating costs.
Read the original →The Accu-Chek SmartGuide continuous glucose monitor (CGM) is now available to patients in Devon.
Read the original →Zalo incorporates AI into video call subtitles, voice messaging, text extraction from images, and message translation. 41% of its 82.6 million monthly active users already use AI.
Read the original →An increasing number of elderly Chinese are taking courses in artificial intelligence (AI), video editing, and even drone operation. This offers insights for Vietnam in implementing Resolution 57-NQ/TW, aiming for inclusive digital transformation that leaves no one behind.
Read the original →The UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published draft guidance naming five prostate cancer AI imaging tools that can be used within the NHS over a two-year "evidence generation period". The named technologies include Siemens' AI-Rad Companion Prostate MR, DeepHealth Prostate and ProstatID (Bot Image).
Read the original →An AI tool evaluated at Northwell Health in the US identified 55 additional intracranial aneurysms across 3,856 brain CT angiography examinations. The study, published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology, reported a 39% relative increase in detection. The tool's operational benefit was highest among inpatients and lower in outpatient settings.
Read the original →The impact of AI on how students learn and communicate, and on worker burnout, was a central theme at the Franconomics 2026 International Forum. The forum also covered human capital, gender equality and social transformation.
Read the original →Miro, which describes itself as the collaboration and context layer for the AI era, released research on how AI is changing individual productivity and team performance.
Read the original →Employee engagement peaked during the pandemic and has been gradually falling since.
Read the original →Smart bath mat maker issin is exhibiting Welly Compass, a dashboard that consolidates health checkup, stress check and attendance data and uses AI agents to find organizational health issues. It is shown at DX Total EXPO 2026 Autumn Tokyo, held at Makuhari Messe from November 4 to 6.
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