This is the first episode in our series Smarter health. American health care is complex. In the first episode in our series Smarter health, we explore the potential of AI in health care -- from predicting patient risk, to diagnostics, to just helping physicians make better decisions. Today, On Point: We consider whether AI's potential can be realized in our financially-motivated health care system. Welcome to an On Point special series: Smarter health: Artificial intelligence and the future of American health care. In the not so distant future, artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies could transform the health care you receive, whether you're aware of it or not. Here are just a couple of examples. Dr. Vindell Washington is chief clinical officer at Verily Life Sciences, which is owned by Google's parent company, Alphabet. Washington oversees the development of Onduo. Technology that weaves together multiple streams of complex, daily medical data in order to guide and personalize health care decisions across entire patient populations. VINDELL WASHINGTON [Tape]: You might have a blood pressure cuff reading, you may have a blood sugar reading, you may have some logging that you've done.

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Artificial intelligence has made great strides in healthcare. Over the last few years, computers have seen significant advancements. Modern computers can perform tasks such as interpreting data, analyzing, and solving problems. Machine learning (ML), although widely used in many industries is still a new application of AI in healthcare. AI has recently moved from academia and research labs to hospitals.

Note: 4.6/5 (106 notes) 28,948 students Welcome to experience "Jetpack 1.0″. Today, we are seeing an increasing number of applications of AI-based solutions across fields like eCommerce Marketing, Personalised Recommendations, Targeted Marketing, Finance Industry, etc. Artificial Intelligence (AI) seemed to be a distant reality for the HR function, until today. Artificial Intelligence (AI) usage for Human Resources (HR) seemed to be a narrative similar to every support function across organizations across India and the world. Welcome to experience "Jetpack 1.0: Artificial Intelligence and Automation in HR" – an incredible topic as part of the series that is created by Digital Marketing Legend "Srinidhi Ranganathan", Mastermind "Saranya Srinidhi" and Marketing Expert "Sai Manoj". "Jetpack 1.0" is going to change the old ideas of following traditional HR processes and functions.

Note: 4.0/5 (31 notes) 9,063 students Let's get this straight and to the point. Man has long feared the rise of the machine, fearing that his own creation might become really smarter or intelligent and more sophisticated than he is. However, while AI and machine learning are rapidly altering our environment and propelling the Fourth Industrial Revolution, humanity does not need to be concerned. Artificial Intelligence (AI) will provide people with the ability to focus on the aspects of their occupations or jobs that are most rewarding to them and the time is coming soon. We must also note that Artificial intelligence is influencing the future of almost every sector and every person on the planet.

Our aim is to publish prioritized research from all over the world in terms of global health in the form of oral and summary papers without wasting time. All oral presentation sessions and conferences of the relevant month will be broadcast live on the 27th of each month on MedicReS scientific TV channel broadcasting 24 hours a day. In parallel with all the developments in technology, we delivered MedicReS 2022 Congress to all our members via MedicReS TV on our www.medicres.club Papers coming to our congress pass through the referee system in MedicReS advisory boards, and oral abstracts are published in English in MedicReS GMR World Congress Abstracts and Congress Proceedings Book. Your oral presentations are also given to you as MP4.

Fresh off a $100 million funding round, Hugging Face, which provides hosted AI services and a community-driven portal for AI tools and data sets, today announced a new product in collaboration with Microsoft. Called Hugging Face Endpoints on Azure, Hugging Face co-founder and CEO Clément Delangue described it as a way to turn Hugging Face-developed AI models into "scalable production solutions." "The mission of Hugging Face is to democratize good machine learning," Delangue said in a press release. "We're striving to help every developer and organization build high-quality, machine learning-powered applications that have a positive impact on society and businesses. With Hugging Face Endpoints, we've made it simpler than ever to deploy state-of-the-art models, and we can't wait to see what Azure customers will build with them." The demand for AI remains high.

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