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Machine Learning

AI and Machine Learning in Medical Devices: It’s Getting Better All the Time

Source: mddionline.com Bernhard Kappe, CEO of Orthagonal, began his Virtual Engineering Week presentation, “Using AI & Machine Learning to Improve Medical Device Design,” quoting Marc Andreessen, founder of Netscape. “Software is eating the world, in all sectors,” Andreessen wrote in an article in the Wall Street Journal. “In the future every company will be a software company.” Kappe said he Read More

Data Science

5 Reasons Why Doctors Should Learn Data Science

Source: forbes.com. Data science and artificial intelligence are no longer buzz words in the biomedical research community. Physicians and other caregivers are increasingly being encouraged by hospitals and health insurance companies to utilize low-resolution dense biometric data captured using wearable medical devices. However classical healthcare heavily relies on high accuracy sparse datasets, i.e. patients are expected to get a thorough Read More

Artificial Intelligence

How Can We Be Sure Artificial Intelligence Is Safe For Medical Use?

Source:- npr.org When Merdis Wells visited the diabetes clinic at the University Medical Center in New Orleans about a year ago, a nurse practitioner checked her eyes to look for signs of diabetic retinopathy, the most common cause of blindness. At her next visit, in February of this year, artificial intelligence software made the call. The Read More

Artificial IntelligenceData ScienceMachine Learning

How artificial intelligence can help the hunt for new materials

Source – imeche.org The smart materials of the future are likely to be discovered not in the lab, but on a supercomputer. Materials science has exploded in recent years – offering tantalising potential solutions to engineering challenges ranging from higher-capacity batteries to safer medical devices. There are materials that work at the molecular level to fight bacteria, Read More