Technology
2020 Olympics to Sport the Best of Japanese Innovation
Japan is famous as a powerhouse of manufacturing and engineering marvels. 2020 Olympics, soon to be held in Japan promise a sporting journey of innovation. Among these is an AI-guided technology to judge gymnastic competitions. Japanese tech giant Fujitsu has developed this technology. AI systems can be highly useful in judging gymnastic competitions. Currently, prestigious tournaments like Olympics have over a hundred judges to evaluate live performances. Moreover, new fans
Healthcare
MIT’s AI Model Promises Hope for Breast Cancer Patients
Researchers at MIT recently demonstrated a risk-prediction model for breast cancer patients. The model placed 31 percent women in high-risk category, accurately. Traditional risk-prediction model only identified 18% of such patients. The AI program received training using the records of over 60,000 patients. This training resulted in advanced capabilities of the program to detect subtle nuances. These subtle differences will empower physicians to detect breast cancer as early as five
Business
EU Leaders Vow to Fight Climate Change Amidst Growing Challenges
EU leaders excluding Theressa May met in Sibiu to guide the EU ship amidst growing turbulence in the sea. The leaders vowed to fight for rule of law, climate change, and a new model for growth. Additionally, Angela Markel agreed to back a france-led proposal. It promises to spend a quarter of EU budget on energy efficiency and climate change. Angela Merkel, the German chancellor also rejected the endorsement of
Life Style
Have the UCLA scientists beat Tuberculosis for good?
Researchers at UCLA have discovered a new combination of drugs to cure tuberculosis. The new drug promises to bring the usual six-month medication course down to one and a half month. The team discovered the drug with the help of an artificial intelligence platform. Currently, tuberculosis is a major concern worldwide. There are over 10 million tuberculosis patients worldwide each year. Additionally, nearly 1.7 billion people are affected with the
