Gov. Glenn Youngkin, R-Va., joins'America's Newsroom' to discuss the impact of President Donald Trump's'historic' trade deal with Japan and the advancements in artificial intelligence. Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is embarking on a landmark project to use "agentic" artificial intelligence to hasten his 2022 pledge to cut one-quarter of Virginia's red-tape regulatory structure during his tenure. The term-limited Republican signed an executive order that introduced a pilot program using AI to scan the entirety of Richmond's regulations and official guidance. "We ask each agency to calculate the savings to them associated with any action that is taken. For more information about our methodology, I would point you to the Regulatory Economic Analysis Manual, which can be found online," Youngkin spokesperson Peter Finocchio told Fox News Digital.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is improving surgical planning, guidance and review, says Paul Mussenden, Chief Executive Officer, Cydar Medical. It's operating in all areas of healthcare and helping join up the different stages of the care pathway. That's because AI is very good at rationalising lots of complex data in a broad range of areas such as imaging data, diagnostic data, clinical data and genetic data -- and using it to personalise healthcare for individual patients. It gives clinicians the best information and new insights to make better decisions. Over the last 15 years, there has been a big shift to minimally invasive procedures.

Gamalogic is a saas company that validates email addresses with AI technology that helps to detect inaccurate email addresses in your list.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to enhance every technology as it resembles enabling technologies like the combustion engine or electricity. Many people in this field believe AI is general purpose, with a multitude of applications across many different disciplines. We believe the nature of AI is interdisciplinary. In other words, the power of AI lies in augmenting its ability to accelerate research exponentially and the possibilities are endless. As a result, demand for professionals who are hard-wired in AI technology knowledge but who also possess interdisciplinary perspectives and transferable skills is becoming increasingly important.

The future is here -- and it looks like Nicolas Cage. Some online users are taking a new kind of artificial intelligence technology and using it to insert the hammy actor into films and TV shows he didn't actually star in -- basically into anything and everything they can imagine, from classic James Bond films to scenes from "Game of Thrones." Reddit users began posting about and running with the idea on Thursday after one wondered how long it would be before the AI technology, which has already been put to more unscrupulous uses, was used to create a "full Nic Cage movie." "That's actually a very very good idea," another Reddit user responded. While humorous, the clips point to the growing sophistication of the technology -- and its potential uses, both good and bad.