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AI Medical Record Scanning
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems continue to pervade many industries, usually where there is a lot of data and human developers struggle to build solutions that handle the complexities of the problem. Often the experts in these subject areas can’t fully … Continue reading
Digging into an AI Algorithm
One of the more successful uses of AI (artificial intelligence) has been in the medical field. It seems that there is a tremendous amount of data, high variability in some aspects of the target of the data (the patient), and … Continue reading
AI Ethics
I found this article to be an interesting look at how we might add ethics to AI systems in one area. As the article points out, “… today there is no broadly accepted AI ethics framework, or means to enforce … Continue reading
A Strange AI Achievement
We are seeing AI and ML becoming used in more and more industries, but one that seems to be a place where it is embraced with some success. From speech recognition and transcription to analyzing imaging, computers have helped medical … Continue reading