Health products powered by artificial intelligence, or AI, are streaming into our lives, from virtual doctor apps to wearable sensors and drugstore chatbots. IBM boasted that its AI could "outthink cancer." Others say computer systems that read X-rays will make radiologists obsolete. "There's nothing that I've seen in my 30-plus years studying medicine that could be as impactful and transformative" as AI, said Dr. Eric Topol, a cardiologist and executive vice president of Scripps Research in La Jolla, Calif. AI can help doctors interpret MRIs of the heart, CT scans of the head and photographs of the back of the eye, and could potentially take over many mundane medical chores, freeing doctors to spend more time talking to patients, Topol said. Even the Food and Drug Administration which has approved more than 40 AI products in the past five years says "the potential of digital health is nothing short of revolutionary."

Katie Gilsenan, senior trends analyst at GlobalWebIndex, writes about what we can expect in 2020 after publication of its report. Having an appointment with your doctor online will become as normal as making a payment on an app or booking a taxi through Uber. Because technologies like AI and telehealth, among others, are solving problems in healthcare. According to the World Health Organisation, global healthcare spending reached $7.5 trillion in 2016, representing 10% of global GDP. Growing and aging populations, as well as the increase in chronic diseases are among some of the top contributors to these statistics and as a result, hospitals and physicians are under immense strain.

US chief know-how officer Michael Kratsios lists "rules" for presidency oversight, however analysts query whether or not they're too obscure to do any good. The White Home has issued rules for regulating using synthetic intelligence that decision for as little authorities interference as potential and provide solely broad steering to federal businesses. In reality, the rules may deter regulation of AI at a time when many suppose it's more and more wanted. Michael Kratsios, chief know-how officer of america, is about to announce the rules on Wednesday at CES in Las Vegas. They arrive at a important second for the event of AI and for America's place as the worldwide normal bearer.

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Your contribution in the fields of Technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2019 was outstanding! As we look back on the results and on the combined power of our communities, we are more certain that the new decade will bring better possibilities for achieving an inclusive and non-biased world. Hence, this is definitely worth celebrating all together! On January 27th at Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam, Women in AI in partnership with Women in Tech would like to invite you to our Grand Opening 2020 Gala event – "The Magic of ARTificial Intelligence". Hosted in the historic Council Chamber where the royal wedding of Queen Beatrix was organized in 1966, it will be the most stylish and AI-empowered gala that you have ever been to!

Lending by Fintech, startups have added new dimensions to the financial intermediation process and has boosted financial inclusion, especially by helping borrowers. The Fintech lending industry is constantly innovating and is set to grow to $100 billion by 2023. Also, a growing number of non-financial startups such as Ola and Mi are trying to become lending players as well. To know more about this industry and for this week's Deep Dive, Analytics India Magazine got in touch with Anuj Kacker, COO and Co-Founder of MoneyTap. Bangalore-based MoneyTap was launched in 2015 and is currently available in 44 cities in India.

Facebook has announced a new policy banning AI-manipulated "deepfake" videos that are likely to mislead viewers into thinking someone "said words that they did not actually say," as the social network prepares for the 2020 US election. But the new policy explicitly covers only misinformation produced using AI, meaning that "shallow fakes" – videos made using conventional editing tools – though frequently just as misleading, are still allowed on the platform. The announcement made on Monday by Monika Bickert, Facebook's head of global policy management, sees the company removing misleading video from Facebook and Instagram if it meets two criteria: "It has been edited or synthesised … in ways that aren't apparent to an average person and would likely mislead someone into thinking that a subject of the video said words that they did not actually say." "It is the product of artificial intelligence or machine learning that merges, replaces or superimposes content onto a video, making it appear to be authentic." To date, there have been no major examples of content that would break such rules.

LAS VEGAS – Sony Corp. has unveiled the first prototype of an electric vehicle equipped with autonomous driving technology under its new Vision-S initiative. The concept car, introduced Monday by Sony President and CEO Kenichiro Yoshida at a media preview ahead of the annual CES consumer electronics trade show in Las Vegas, comes loaded with more than 30 sensors both inside and outside the vehicle to improve object detection. Built to showcase Sony's advanced automotive technologies, it also comes embedded with onboard AI technology and high-quality speakers for an immersive audio experience. According to Sony, the vehicle will permit a certain degree of supplementary driving, such as auxiliary braking, as complete autonomous driving is difficult. It plans to test drive the prototype on roads by March 2021 but said there are currently no plans for commercial sales or mass production.

High-quality data is the fuel that keeps the AI engine running -- and the machine learning community can't get enough of it. In the conclusion to our year-end series, Synced spotlights ten datasets that were open-sourced in 2019. Waymo, the self-driving technology development company and Alphabet subsidiary, has been relatively protective of its technology and data since its establishment in 2009. This August however it released the Waymo Open Dataset, a high-quality multimodal sensor dataset for autonomous driving. Waymo principal scientist and head of research Drago Anguelov says the data set is "one of the largest, riches and most diverse self-driving data sets ever released for research."

CES 2020, which is held January 7 - January 10 in Las Vegas, is expected to be one of the leading technology events of the year. More than 4,500 companies from across the globe are participating in the four-day event and introducing thousands of new, innovative products. Keep checking this article for all of our CES 2020 coverage, which will include photos of the best and the weirdest tech, interviews with industry experts, Bill Detwiler's Cracking Open live demo from the CNET stage, and much more. We will update this article when new content about CES publishes. LG to unveil latest displays for airplanes and automobiles at CES 2020 LG is bringing OLED screens to homes, hotels, offices, autos, and jetliners.