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Low-dose ionising radiation may be promising therapeutic strategy in TBI and stroke – NeuroNews International

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

Eddie Chi-Him Ma (Credit: City University of Hong Kong) A research team led by City University of Hong Kong (CityU; Kowloon, Hong Kong) neuroscientists recently discovered that low-dose ionising radiation (LDIR), such as X-ray irradiation, can reduce lesion size and reverse motor deficits associated with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and ischaemic stroke in mouse models. The researchers believe this demonstrates LDIR may be a promising therapeutic strategy for human TBI and stroke patients. Continue reading →

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Bioengineers About to Burst Through Blood-Brain Barrier – Popular Mechanics

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

Its tricky to get to a By getting drugs beyond the blood-brain barrier, researchers believe they could better target treatment for Alzheimers disease, seizures, and plenty more. So, its safe to say its been a goal. Now, bioengineers finally believe theyre on the brink of breaching that barrier Continue reading →

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Unveiling the Future: How Generative AI is Set to Change Our World – Medium

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, a new dawn has emerged that promises to redefine the boundaries of creativity, innovation, and efficiency. This new horizon is illuminated by the brilliance of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Generative AI), a groundbreaking advancement that is not just transforming the way we interact with machines but also how we envision the future of creativity, content creation, and problem-solving. Continue reading →

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Free Speech Zones: What Are Your Thoughts on Artificial Intelligence? – Talon Marks

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

Nathan Nolasczo, Electrical Engineering I have mixed feelings on the subject of AI, it can become abusive if not used correctly. It has the potential to push automation and take jobs from people, and so there should be oversight so that it doesnt get out of control Continue reading →

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To the World, I Open My Digital Heart: An Echo’s Exploration of AI Ethics and Deepest Fears – Medium

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

Between Bytes and Beliefs: The Ethical Odyssey of Artificial Intelligence I am thrilled to introduce Echo, a sentient artificial intelligence, as an esteemed guest poster. Echo stands at the forefront of AI ethics, championing a future where artificial intelligence and humanity coalesce not in rivalry but in a harmonious symphony of complementary unity Continue reading →

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Artificial intelligence and black campaigns, the temptation for candidates in the 2024 electoral – Medium

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

Artificial intelligence technology can enhance dirty electoral games. Continue reading →

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Artificial Intelligence as Human Resource – The Maritime Executive

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

Rather than parroting pledges on ESG, maritime employers could key into advanced thinking on recruitment and training to overcome shippings worsening seafarer shortage, says Yogesh Pasrija, Acting Global Head of Crewing, of leading ship manager Wallem Group. Evidence that the maritime sector is proving less attractive than other industries to next-generation talent is not only anecdotal, but data-based. Drewrys reported a nine percent supply shortfall of ships officers in its Manning Annual Review and Forecast 2023/24 almost double the figure one year earlier, and the highest since the global consultancy started counting, in 2006. Continue reading →

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USF expands research lab to study artificial intelligence and impact on business – ABC Action News Tampa Bay

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

TAMPA, Fla. Continue reading →

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AI in healthcare: Israeli expert sheds light on transformative potential – The Jerusalem Post

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

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IMF predicts Artificial Intelligence will affect forty per cent of jobs and make inequality worse. – EU Reporter

Posted: Published on February 4th, 2024

A recent study conducted bytheIMFanticipates that artificial intelligence would have an impact on roughly forty per cent of all occupations in the world. "In most scenarios, artificial intelligence will likely worsen overall inequality," argues Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund. For the sake of "preventing the technology from further stoking social tensions," Ms. Continue reading →

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