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Boston-based dating app gives users access to AI wingman
AI instructs the lovelorn in everything from selecting a profile picture and writing a profile bio to tips on how to start a digital conversation with a potential online mate.
Artificial intelligence app predicts what cancer patients need
MyPath is an artificial intelligence (AI)-based app that helps cancer patients with day-to-day symptoms, surgery prep, emotional support and more.
OpenAI postpones release of its text-generating algorithm amid fake news fears
What began as an attempt by artificial intelligence research non-profit OpenAI to develop a more sophisticated text generator has resulted in the company delaying the release of its text-generating algorithm amid fake news concerns.
Scientists calling for ban on weaponized AI
A coalition of scientists is calling for a worldwide ban on weaponized artificial intelligence (AI), otherwise known as killer robots.
Website AI creates headshots of nonexistent people on-demand
thispersondoesnotexist.com creates headshots of AI-generated people with a machine learning algorithm called generative adversarial networks.
10 Twitter accounts every engineer should follow
It can be hard to figure out which accounts to follow to create the perfect engineering-based Twitter feed. This list is here to help.
The future of climate in 540 North American cities
The expected future climate in each city is matched with the current climate of another location, providing a relatable picture of what to expect in 2080.
HIMSS19: MIB leverages Veradigm to facilitate secure EHR data exchange
MIB will access electronic health record (EHR) data via Veradigm's eChart Courier service for use in life insurance underwriting by MIB's 400 U.S. life insurance members.
Video: At HIMSS19, Kalibrate Blockchain to offer exclusive licenses to embed FormDrop SDK in hospital mobile apps
The FormDrop app allows patients to electronically fill out and submit forms to healthcare providers using their personal smartphones.
Researchers call on citizen scientists to contribute images to hand database
Researchers from Lancaster University, U.K., are calling on citizen scientists to submit images of their hands to build a searchable hand image database.
UK researchers develop AI to thwart online dating scams
Researchers from the U.K.’s University of Warwick have created algorithms to spot fake dating profiles on online dating websites and apps.
App connects homeowners with local snow plows
Plowz and Mowz is like Uber for snow plows. Users can request a snow plow easily with this app.
Researchers use artificial neural networks to predict bus arrival times
In an effort to encourage greater use of mass transportation, researchers at Lovely Professional University in Jalandhar, India, have created an artificial neural network (ANN) model capable of predicting bus arrival times.
HIMSS19: Zynx Health debuts machine learning clinical support system
The system leverages the vendor’s machine learning engine to offer a retrospective analysis of order utilization.
Mira Robotics plans to rent remote-operated laundry robots
Customers schedule human operators to wash and dry laundry via remote controlled robot.
HIMSS19: Cerner leverages AI solutions to combat physician burnout
The artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled workflow joins a suite of solutions designed to reduce physician burnout, enhance the clinician’s experience and increase productivity.
SAP to showcase intelligent enterprise for healthcare at HIMSS19
The enterprise software vendor will also be making the case for putting ERP in the cloud at the health IT conference.
At HIMSS19: Change Healthcare to provide free healthcare data interoperability services on Amazon Web Services
The initiative accelerates progress on the country’s interoperability goals by offering an array of data exchange services while removing cost barriers.
Team building portrait-drawing robot
A team from U.K.-based company Engineered Arts is developing a robot that will be capable of drawing portraits.
UK study predicts AI will overtake 30% of jobs by 2030
As reports emerge concerning a “robotic revolution” where robots are poised to replace humans in the workplace, a new study lists the jobs at greatest risk of being taken over by robots by 2030.