UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Just a few years ago, artificial intelligence got barely a mention at the U.N. General Assembly’s convocation of world leaders.
But after the release of ChatGPT last fall turbocharged both excitement and anxieties about AI, it’s been a sizzling topic this year at diplomacy’s biggest yearly gathering.
Staving off "the dark side" of artificial intelligence: UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina ...
She says it will take a "transformative mindset" and an eagerness to tackle more and bigger problems to pull off the transition, and emphasizes the severe mismatch of capable leadership with positions of power.
"Where there is leadership, there's not much power. And where there is power, that leadership is struggling," she said.
Where Medical Statistics Meets Artificial Intelligence | NEJM
Challenges at the interface of medical statistics and AI are population inference vs. prediction, generalizability, reproducibility and interpretation of evidence, and stability and statistical guarantees.
From the Nuffield Department of Population Health (D.J.H.) and the Department of Statistics and Nuffield Department of Medicine (C.H.), University of Oxford, Oxford, and the Alan Turing Institute, London (C.H.) — both in the United Kingdom.
Artificial Intelligence Is Rapidly Changing The World Of Medical Imaging
Among the most powerful tools that enable modern day healthcare delivery are advanced imaging techniques. Often, these tools are used to validate physical exams, visualize internal anatomy, or triangulate pathology based on subjective symptoms.
Roland Rott, President and CEO of Ultrasound at GE Healthcare, explains that although ultrasound technology is an incredibly powerful tool for screening and diagnostics in the field, "a key limitation is the guidance of lesser-skilled users to effectively apply affordable point-of-care ultrasound ...
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