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Artificial Intelligence Designs Proteins Against Scorpion Venom — What Does the New Study Show?
Researchers at Anthropic used the AI model Claude to create specific mini-proteins, known as binders, that target scorpion venom neurotoxins. According to a technical...
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A musician who lost the ability to sing due to tongue cancer is singing again with the help of artificial intelligence
In 2024, New York composer and musician Carl Allocco was diagnosed with tongue cancer, an illness that permanently robbed him of his ability to...
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Artificial intelligence can detect heart disease from an electrocardiogram in less than two seconds
Doctors have developed a “superhuman” artificial intelligence (AI) tool capable of detecting heart disease in less than two seconds. Trained on data from millions...
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Scientists from the Universities of Cambridge and Southampton have utilized artificial intelligence to develop the first universal vaccine
One of the primary challenges in modern immunology and epidemiology is the rapid mutation of pathogens and the static nature of existing vaccines, which...
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Brain-Computer Interface and Artificial Intelligence: New technology restores speech to paralyzed patients
Scientists from Emory University and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) have developed a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) that uses artificial intelligence to restore...
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Artificial Intelligence in Mammography: A New Way for Early Diagnosis of Cardiovascular Diseases in Women
Scientists have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm capable of identifying heart disease risks in women during mammography screenings. This innovative approach enables the...
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Is Artificial Intelligence More Empathetic than Humans? An Interview with Joshua D. Wenger
A recent study by scientists from the Universities of Pennsylvania and Toronto, published in the journal Communications Psychology, has revealed a strange paradox between...
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Is Artificial Intelligence More Empathetic Than Humans? An Interview with Joshua D. Wenger
A recent study by scientists from The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) and the University of Toronto, published in the journal Communications Psychology, has...