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A lull in the tempest: Four Pillars week

A lull in the tempest: Four Pillars week

This has been a relatively slower week for international developments, but let us speak of the Four Pillars. India and Europe, two Pillars, have been strengthening their ties in the past week. India has now approved the construction port to improve trade with Europe,...

What AI still can’t do

What AI still can’t do

Artificial intelligence won’t be very smart if computers don’t grasp cause and effect. That’s something even humans have trouble with. In less than a decade, computers have become extremely good at diagnosing diseases, translating languages, and transcribing speech....

Japan joins calls for probe into WHO’s coronavirus response

Japan joins calls for probe into WHO’s coronavirus response

The WHO has been accused by U.S. and allies of turning a blind eye while China withheld information Japan will call for an investigation into the World Health Organization’s initial response to the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said. “With the...

AI application launched for COVID-19 pneumonia detection

AI application launched for COVID-19 pneumonia detection

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) application identifies anomalies in the lungs and assists in detection of COVID-19 pneumonia. It analyses the lung pathology on chest CT to aid in the assessment and comes with triage capability. With the sudden surge in admission of...

AI Can Help To Inform Coronavirus Policy

AI Can Help To Inform Coronavirus Policy

An Interview with Dr. Deborah Duong, Director for AI Development at Rejuve. Dr. Duong says, “Healthcare workers and essential workers need to go to work during the Covid-19 pandemic. That puts them in danger even if they are wearing masks and gloves. They should be...