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AI news that drew views this week (July 19–23)
Saturday, July 24, 2021
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This Week’s News

Watson is alive, well and continuing IBM’s quest to help drive AI into healthcare

Reporter Steve Lohr interviewed IBM insiders and close observers en route to finding Watson’s current leadership evidently humbled, cautioned and determined to pursue more sober goals.

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Watson is alive, well and continuing IBM’s quest to help drive AI into healthcare

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Reporter Steve Lohr interviewed IBM insiders and close observers en route to finding Watson’s current leadership evidently humbled, cautioned and determined to pursue more sober goals.
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AI casts wide net to predict functional decline in the elderly

Psychology researchers have used machine learning to wring useful two-year dementia trajectory predictions from more than 500 potentially contributing risk factors.

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AI casts wide net to predict functional decline in the elderly

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Psychology researchers have used machine learning to wring useful two-year dementia trajectory predictions from more than 500 potentially contributing risk factors.
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Colonoscopy AI passed meaningful milestones but has miles to go before it sweeps

Before colonoscopy AI can progress from lab to clinic on a broad scale—and win regulatory approvals along the way—it has to show its diagnostic mettle in numerous large clinical trials conducted at multiple facilities.

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Colonoscopy AI passed meaningful milestones but has miles to go before it sweeps

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Before colonoscopy AI can progress from lab to clinic on a broad scale—and win regulatory approvals along the way—it has to show its diagnostic mettle in numerous large clinical trials conducted at multiple facilities.
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Explainable AI’s pros ‘not what they appear’ while its cons are ‘worth highlighting’

Not so fast with explainable AI in healthcare, warns an international and multidisciplinary team of academics.

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Explainable AI’s pros ‘not what they appear’ while its cons are ‘worth highlighting’

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Not so fast with explainable AI in healthcare, warns an international and multidisciplinary team of academics.
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AI experts to med students: Don’t compete with the machine. Collaborate with it

As machine learning progresses from research settings to clinical practice, how are clinicians to know they can trust the machine’s conclusions to guide care for actual patients?

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AI experts to med students: Don’t compete with the machine. Collaborate with it

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As machine learning progresses from research settings to clinical practice, how are clinicians to know they can trust the machine’s conclusions to guide care for actual patients?
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AI biopsy dilemma: Wolf or husky, equity or bias?

Early on in the development of digital image recognition, the technology showed a penchant for taking logical but potentially problematic shortcuts: It would look to image artifacts and incidental “asides” such as background features to distinguish between two visually similar subjects.

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AI biopsy dilemma: Wolf or husky, equity or bias?

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Early on in the development of digital image recognition, the technology showed a penchant for taking logical but potentially problematic shortcuts: It would look to image artifacts and incidental “asides” such as background features to distinguish between two visually similar subjects.
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Big Tech player promises big interoperability via new data engine

A Silicon Valley icon has debuted a healthcare-specific data engine aimed at collating actionable information from data siloes operating within hospitals and health systems.

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Big Tech player promises big interoperability via new data engine

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A Silicon Valley icon has debuted a healthcare-specific data engine aimed at collating actionable information from data siloes operating within hospitals and health systems.
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AI guides delicate CT decisionmaking in the ED

Emergency physicians have a tough time identifying patients who have Crohn’s disease and truly need a CT scan to pinpoint the cause of acute abdominal distress.

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AI guides delicate CT decisionmaking in the ED

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Emergency physicians have a tough time identifying patients who have Crohn’s disease and truly need a CT scan to pinpoint the cause of acute abdominal distress.
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