The potential of AI in healthcare: A double-edged sword
AI could rapidly revolutionize diagnosis, treatment and patient care; however, it also presents ethical and practical challenges.
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Using AI to improve diagnosis of rare genetic disorders
AIM narrows the differential genetic diagnoses down to a few genes and can potentially guide the discovery of previously unknown disorders.
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Naughty or nice? AI doesn’t care
Most of us will soon be sitting down to holiday dinner with our family and friends, and it’s likely that once the eggnog gets flowing,
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Exploring the complexity of ethics and Artificial Intelligence: Reflections and responsibilities
“Which suicides are morally permissible to prevent?” This question caught my attention during a session at the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH) annual conference last
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PARMESAN: An AI-based predictive tool to find new treatments for genetic disorders
PARMESAN scans public biomedical literature databases, identifies and ranks gene-gene and drug-gene regulatory relationships and even leverages curated information to predict undiscovered relationships.
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National Postdoc Appreciation Week 2022
From the Labs celebrates National Postdoc Appreciation Week with a sample of the work conducted by Baylor postdocs.
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AI will improve healthcare, but doctors and patients need legal safety net
AI technologies are increasingly being used to assist in healthcare, but what happens when when problems ensue?
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From my perspective: Dr. Gido Van De Ven shares his experiences during postdoctoral training
Dr. Gido Van De Ven tells us about his passion for research connecting neuroscience and artificial intelligence and about working remotely during COVID-19 times.
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Teaching AI to remember
Researchers developed a new method to protect artificial intelligence (AI) from forgetting what it previously learned.
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