The study shows that personalized medicine demands new competences that extend beyond traditional medical training.
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Did AI Alter the Course of This Baby’s Life?
When Jorie Kraus was diagnosed with an incurable rare disease, two young researchers created an AI tool to find a treatment.
People with psychotic disorders are developing delusions tied to AI use. While not an official diagnosis yet, AI psychosis is ...
A Virat Kohli look-alike kid has gone viral. Experts explain why some children resemble celebrities, and the science behind doppelgängers and identical twins.
In his latest article Dan Ross looks at sudden death in racehorses and how screenings can diagnose at-risk runners ...
Biological age tests measure how fast your body is aging compared to your actual age. These tests rely on biomarkers tied to ...
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Biohacking Isn’t Just For Billionaires Anymore
In its early days, biohacking was reserved for cloistered tech types and wealthy eccentrics—people like venture capitalist ...
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Scientists find new lifeforms inside humans that biology can't classify
Biologists mapping the human microbiome expected to find new bacteria and viruses, not entities that slip through every ...
The prominent religious studies professor retired from UNC after more than 35 years of teaching, writing and inspiring debate ...
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LLMs have tons of parameters, but what is a parameter?
Large language models are routinely described in terms of their size, with figures like 7 billion or 70 billion parameters ...
New York is questioning Instacart about its compliance with a new state law requiring companies to disclose their use of algorithms that set prices based on personal data.
New York is questioning Instacart about its compliance with a new state law requiring companies to disclose their use of algorithms that set prices based on personal data.
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