VA Looks to 3D-Print Hand Braces, Foot Insoles and Prosthetic Limbs
A team of doctors at the Veterans Affairs Department is pioneering new ways to use 3D-printing to plan surgeries, assist…
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A team of doctors at the Veterans Affairs Department is pioneering new ways to use 3D-printing to plan surgeries, assist…
San Francisco passes facial-recognition surveillance ban. San Francisco on May 14 became the first U.S. city to pass a ban on…
Arkansas will soon launch an ambitious initiative to include AI to bolster the state’s cybersecurity stance, while developing a scalable…
IN EARLY APRIL, the European Commission published guidelines intended to keep any artificial intelligence technology used on the EU’s 500 million citizens trustworthy.…
The swells in the middle of the North Pacific were reaching nine feet when one of two engines on the diesel-powered…
In many areas of industry and research, people are excited about artificial intelligence (AI). Nowhere more so than in medicine,…
AI and its various applications are redefining the way scientists approach cancer research, according to a review published in Drug Discovery…
A team of doctors at the Veterans Affairs Department is pioneering new ways to use 3D-printing to plan surgeries, assist…
Thinking about artificial intelligence (AI) has changed dramatically over time and has become about as hard to describe as art,…
The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the economy, labor, and society has long been a topic of debate —…
Enterprise adoption and attitudes: Some progress, some FOMO Some 25% of businesses surveyed have implemented cognitive technologies such as AI…
Banks and financial institutions are particularly opaque when it comes to how they implement and leverage AI for their business.…