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A UAB psychiatry expert explains the benefits, risks and limitations of using AI for mental health support. The expert also covers why more people are turning to chatbots, who may be most vulnerable and when professional mental health care should be sought.
Read the original →Deepinder Goyal, founder and CEO of Temple and founder of Zomato, has defended his new Temple device amid criticism over its pricing and technology claims. He said it is designed as a fitness and artificial intelligence device and is not intended to diagnose diseases.
Read the original →A review in Cell Division evaluates AI and machine learning models for pancreatic cancer diagnosis. It highlights their high reliability in histopathology and their potential for multimodal biomarker discovery.
Read the original →Researchers at the 11th International Breast Density and Cancer Risk Assessment Workshop presented novel artificial intelligence models, screening evaluations and personalized risk-reduction approaches.
Read the original →Healthineers guides fiscal 2027 EPS of €2.20–2.40, below the €2.42 it just reported.
Read the original →The race to dominate artificial intelligence is creating a scramble in the energy market. Technology companies are hunting for equipment that was never originally meant to power data centres.
Read the original →Scientific findings often gain certainty as they travel, with a cautious association in a research paper becoming a definitive headline and possibly the basis for public policy. A new AI-assisted scientific reviewer offers a way to interrupt that process, distinguishing what the evidence shows from what we want it to mean.
Read the original →Researchers have integrated a random forest machine learning model into a digital architecture framework. It is used to rapidly evaluate and optimize one-sided seismic reinforcement for aging railway viaducts.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence creates new opportunities for employees to learn, expand their capabilities and contribute in different ways. Leaders can help turn that potential into greater confidence and career growth.
Read the original →The Dutch government plans to cut 25,000 full-time positions as it simplifies operations. It is also preparing to expand AI use across public agencies.
Read the original →A Tedium writer used Claude, DeepSeek and Xiaomi MiMo to revive a JingPad tablet. They got Fedora running on a dirty 6.18 kernel, then hit a sound problem and burnout. The post warns that AI agents never tire, while humans do.
Read the original →During the 9th China International Import Expo, China's Meixin Health formally launched InsRx.ai, an AI workbench for commercial insurance access for innovative drugs.
Read the original →Disclosure materials dated November 9, 2026 are available as a PDF download.
Read the original →Olden Works is a recruiting service specialized in 29 occupations across nursing care, disability welfare and childcare. The listing fee is 2,500 yen per month (excluding tax), the first listing is free for one year, and success fees and placement fees are 0 yen. It is offered by Oldentia Corporation, based in Chuo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo.
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