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The latest AI developments might turn empathy into just another product for sale, raising questions about ethics and regulation.
Artificial Intelligence investment is expanding worldwide, with major commitments from tech giants, startups, and governments.
AI is improving accessibility for people with disabilities, but its success relies on inclusive design and user collaboration.
AI transforms medicine by improving diagnostics and treatment precision, from detecting collapsed lungs to analyzing Parkinson’s progression.
MIT researchers developed a method to improve fairness in AI by removing biased training data, preserving or improving model accuracy.
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AI has the potential to advance inclusion for persons with disabilities, through thoughtful design, intersectional awareness, and regulatory.
The more robots act like us, the less they feel like tools. So how should we treat them? And what does that say about us?
Scaling AI demands balancing innovation with governance, fostering trust, and leveraging transformative applications responsibly.
MIT researchers combined AI and physics models to generate realistic flooding satellite images, aiding disaster preparedness.
AI adoption in criminal justice brings opportunities for efficiency and public safety but requires ethical safeguards.
There is a need for ongoing experimentation with AI to strategically integrate its capabilities while balancing innovation and practicality.
