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Deep learning assists in acute leukemia detection and cell classification via flow cytometry using the acute leukemia orientation tube

Criminals are increasingly using AI for fraudulent schemes, with deepfake technology to deceive and exploit individuals financially.
Financial fraud has seen a surge, costing billions annually, leading to the adoption of AI by financial institutions to combat the evolving threat.
Financial institutions are implementing advanced AI tools, like passkeys and quantum key distribution, to strengthen security measures against AI fraud.

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Sydney Morning Herald

3D printing technology helping transform cancer survivors' lives

The use of 3D printing technology is helping to transform the lives of people with head and neck cancer.

1 month ago·Sydney, Australia

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Bloomberg

Where Bitcoin and Artificial Intelligence Meet

The quadrennial event known as “the halving” is arriving just as some miners look to branch out into that other popular technology.

1 month ago·United States

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Godfather of AI warns of ‘battle robots’

Artificial intelligence should be properly regulated before it takes over the world, according to a pioneer of the technology

1 month ago·Russian Federation

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Pioneer Press

Lawrence K. Zelvin: Fraudsters have artificial intelligence too

Soon, personal artificial intelligence agents will streamline and automate processes that range from buying your groceries to selling your home. You’ll tell it what you want, and it will do the research and legwork, log into your personal accounts and execute transactions in milliseconds. It is a technology with extraordinary potential, but also significant new dangers, including financial fraud. As Gail Ennis, the Social Security Administration…

1 month ago·St Paul, United States

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Het Belang van Limburg

No more burnt meat or a corner of dust: home appliances are getting smarter

Is the meat in the oven ready? Did I vacuum that corner? Artificial intelligence and other technological tools are making household chores easier and easier. “The holy grail is a robot that can handle various tasks,” says Robin Schrijvers, AI expert at PXL University of Applied Sciences.

1 month ago·Hasselt, Belgium

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Medical Xpress

Artificial intelligence techniques can help clinicians assess and treat patients with bone fractures

Investigators have applied artificial intelligence techniques to gait analyses and medical records data to provide insights about individuals with leg fractures and aspects of their recovery.

1 month ago

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