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AI Model Generates Human-Like Games
In a groundbreaking development, researchers from New York University have designed a computer model capable of generating human-like goals by learning from the way people create games. This innovation, published in the journal Nature Machine Intelligence, holds the promise of advancing AI systems to better understand and replicate human intentions. The study provides a new…
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New AI Tool Read Chest X-Rays Like a Radiologist
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have unveiled a transformative AI tool capable of interpreting chest X-rays by mimicking the gaze patterns of radiologists, marking a significant milestone in medical diagnostics. Developed by Ngan Le, an assistant professor of computer science and computer engineering at U of A, and her team, the AI framework, called…
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AI to Predict Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are debilitating mental health conditions that often emerge in early adulthood. While effective treatment options exist, they heavily rely on prompt and accurate diagnosis — a challenge that has perplexed the medical community for years. Now, research from Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital – Psychiatry, published in the journal JAMA…
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New Study Shows How AI Can Transform Pandemic Preparedness
In a new study published in the journal Nature, a team of international scientists unveiled how advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) could revolutionize pandemic preparedness over the next five years. The research highlights that integrating AI into country response systems could save countless lives by predicting the location and trajectory of disease outbreaks more accurately.…
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New AI Framework Promises to Eliminate Bias in Critical Decision-Making
A team of researchers from the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Institute (DATAI) at the University of Navarra has developed a new methodology to improve fairness and reliability in artificial intelligence models used for critical decision-making. These decisions significantly impact individuals’ lives and the operations of organizations, particularly in fields such as health, education, justice…
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New University of Surrey Study Demands Accountability in AI
A call for greater transparency in artificial intelligence is emerging from the University of Surrey as AI systems are increasingly influencing high-stakes areas like health care, banking and crime detection. Amid rising concerns about the so-called ‘black box’ nature of many AI models, the researchers are advocating for an overhaul in how these systems are…
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New AI Framework for More Sustainable Urban Planning
A new era in sustainable urban planning is on the horizon, thanks to a recent study that leverages artificial intelligence and remote sensing technologies to identify building materials with unprecedented accuracy. The research, a collaboration between Peking University and the University of Southern Denmark, promises to revolutionize how cities plan and retrofit buildings for better…
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New Study Calls for Urgent Need to Tackle AI Bias
In a new study published in the journal Information & Management, researchers call attention to the urgent need to combat inherent biases within generative AI models by developing and implementing ethical, explainable AI. The research points out that as large language models (LLMs) become more affordable and widely used, their built-in biases could have far-reaching…
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New AI Model Identifies Genetic Risk Factors for Parkinson’s Disease
In a new study, researchers led by the Cleveland Clinic Genome Center have successfully used advanced artificial intelligence (AI) genetics models to identify genetic factors associated with Parkinson’s disease and pinpoint FDA-approved drugs that could be repurposed for treatment. The research, published in the journal npj Parkinson’s Disease, employs a systems biology approach. This methodology…
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AI Outperforms Human Crisis Responders in Empathy: New Study
Artificial intelligence might be better at displaying empathy than humans, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Toronto Scarborough. The research, published in Communications Psychology, suggests that AI tools like ChatGPT can provide empathetic responses that are rated higher in compassion than those given by both ordinary people and trained…
