An AI-powered test that claimed to be “clinical grade” listens for signs of stress in people’s voices. But it provides inconsistent results when tested on the same person twice, according to a study Source link
We can’t get life-saving drugs, but we can get dubious self-driving taxis, says Annalee Newitz Source link
AI is helping to draft doctor messages Getty Images/Maskot A small but growing number of people in the US are receiving messages from their doctors drafted with the help of artificial intelligence – and some may not even know it. It is the first step in a larger plan to use OpenAI’s large language models … Read more
HOW would you feel if your doctor, rather than consult their own clinical knowledge, turned instead to an AI trained on your medical history to help diagnose your next ailment or write your next prescription? These sorts of scenarios have been hypothetical for decades – the technology has been subpar and the stakes too high … Read more
A patch the size of a postage stamp can continuously deliver ultrasound imaging for 48 hours, and it has been used to see changes in the lungs, heart and stomach of people exercising and drinking Technology 28 July 2022 By Jeremy Hsu An ultrasound patch made with a water-based hydrogel Chonghe Wang, Xiaoyu Chen, Liu … Read more
Time spent in nature has huge benefits for our mental and physical health, and few of us get enough of it. A range of apps aim to help us do it better – but do they work? Technology 25 August 2021 By Richard Webb Fabrizio Lenci I AM not an appy person. Technology generally makes … Read more