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South Korea is deploying thousands of AI-powered dolls to combat a severe mental health crisis among its isolated elderly population, raising both hope and ethical questions.
Recent breakthroughs show humanoid robots achieving major milestones, including moving 100,000 warehouse containers and setting a 65-mile walking record.
OpenAI is expanding far beyond its AI research roots, launching new ventures in web search, social media, healthcare, and robotics, positioning itself against tech giants.
Artificial intelligence is being deployed in over 80 countries to rapidly screen for tuberculosis, the world's deadliest infectious disease, saving lives in remote areas.
As AI chatbots increasingly serve as digital therapists, users find new avenues for support, but the trend raises urgent questions about safety, privacy, and regulatory oversight from agencies like th
Cisco Systems unveils Unified Edge, an all-in-one server rack designed for deploying AI in retail, healthcare, and factories. It combines chips, storage, networking, and security, simplifying AI infer
Pharmaceutical firm Eli Lilly is partnering with Nvidia to build an AI-powered supercomputer, aiming to accelerate the discovery of new medicines for various diseases.
As the UK faces a critical shortage of care workers, robots are being explored as a solution. However, early trials and ongoing research highlight major hurdles.
Researchers are developing AI 'clones' to assist in end-of-life medical decisions, but doctors and bioethicists raise urgent concerns about ethics and accuracy.
Medical AI startup OpenEvidence has raised $200 million in a new funding round, achieving a $6 billion valuation as its platform now supports 15 million consultations monthly.
The increasing use of AI in healthcare creates legal challenges for patient blame in negative outcomes, with many tools lacking regulatory oversight and testing.
Mass General Brigham has launched an AI-powered app to serve 15,000 patients without a primary care doctor, but some physicians call it a distraction from systemic issues.
