Health care AI, intended to save money, turns out to require a lot of expensive humans Despite the hype over artificial intelligence in medicine, the systems require consistent monitoring and staffing to put in place and maintain.

“Algorithm glitches are one facet of a dilemma that computer scientists and doctors have long acknowledged but that is starting to puzzle hospital executives and researchers: Artificial intelligence systems require consistent monitoring and staffing to put in place and to keep them working well.”

Thanks to the unwavering support of my mentors, the generosity of my collaborators, and the incredible collegiality of my peers. I hope you all find those, kind in collaboration, generous in sharing knowledge, and inclusive in every space. Wishing you all the best in these final days of 2024.

2025 is going to be great!

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ie nudging behaviour based on generated content?

Exclusive: AI breaktrhough could let your next running shoes learn and adapt to how you move AlZip is creating self-building AI that can live in everyday objects

“In the future, Dr Chen and colleagues envision a world where trillions of sensors are deployed into everything in the world. Clothing will have nanosensors woven into the fabric, homes will have them in every room and even our toothbrushes will have them in the bristles.” 💀