Let's Talk AI – May 24, 2024

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In Week 21’s “Let’s Talk AI,” discover how artificial intelligence helps airlines optimize their flight operations. Learn more about an AI-driven study revealing differences in brain structures between men and women. Plus, get to know DEPLOY, an AI tool capable of classifying brain tumors into 10 major subtypes with 95% accuracy.

Study finds that learning how to use AI could increase your pay by 25% | CNN Business

Jobs that require artificial intelligence skills offer significantly higher wages than those that do not, according to new research published Tuesday.

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AI Reveals Hidden Differences in Male and Female Brain Structures - Neuroscience News

Researchers are using AI to identify distinct differences at the cellular level in the brains of men and women, with a focus on white matter.

Neuroscience News

easyJet reveals its use of AI at its new control center in Luton

EasyJet says the technology will help staff resolve issues for pilots and crews more quickly.

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AI will be everywhere. How should we prepare for the ethical issues surrounding this? | The National

We need to ask ourselves how we think AI should be used

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AI Tool Speeds Up Brain Tumor Classification - Neuroscience News

Researchers developed DEPLOY, an AI tool capable of classifying brain tumors into 10 major subtypes with 95% accuracy.

Neuroscience News

Experts say the world is ill-prepared for breakthroughs in AI

Governments have made insufficient progress on regulation, say the technology’s “godfathers” ahead of the summit

The Guardian

Artificial Intelligence Is a 'Black Box.' Maybe Not for Much Longer

A new breakthrough by researchers at Anthropic could pave the way for safer AI systems.

TIME

New Study Finds That Age and Race Affect Artificial Intelligence (AI) Performance in Digital Mammograms

May 21, 2024 — According to a newly published study of nearly 5,000 screening mammograms interpreted by an FDA-approved AI algorithm, patient characteristics such as race and age influenced false-positive results.

Imaging Technology News