AI can spot anaemia from photos of eyelids
Want to check if you’re anaemic? Try photographing the inside of your eyelid.
A team of US researchers have developed an artificial intelligence algorithm to spot anaemia from smartphone photos o...
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Addressing vertigo with AI
We talk to Dr Allison Young about a tool that could use AI to diagnose vertigo-causing conditions.
Vertigo is a common but under-treated medical condition that affects up to 40% of people at some point in their lives...
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An algorithm that labels galaxies
New neural network can speed up galactic classification.
Classifying galaxies currently needs to be done manually, requiring a lot of time from astronomers and citizen scient...
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An AI that can diagnose endometriosis?
Australian researchers have won a grant to spot endometriosis in imagery.
University of Adelaide researchers hope to develop an artificial intelligence algorithm that can eventually diagnose ...
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A new way of building
Tech informed by AI has been slow to reach construction sites, but that’s about to change.
Imagine a construction site, shrouded by the dark.Night works are underway to create an underpass through a busy ...
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Cosmos Briefing: Intelligent Manufacturing
How will AI change our manufacturing sector, and what skills will we need to stay competitive?
Over the next decade, the Australian manufacturing industry will need to change its practices to continue making thin...
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What if instead of blaming readers of misinformation, we showed them how to tell the difference between facts and falsehoods?
Fake news can have fatal consequences, and the technology already exists to help the people most ...
People die because of misinformation. When hydroxychloroquine was publicised as a possible treatment for COVID-19, a ...
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Paralysed man ‘handwrites’ with brain chip
Machine learning algorithm translated neural signals to write letters.
For the first time, a man paralysed from the neck down has been able to ‘handwrite’ by using a special AI brain chip....
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Chief scientist talks about AI, machine learning
A special Cosmos Briefing panel including Dr Cathy Foley tackles some of the big future-science i...
During a visit to Adelaide last week, chief scientist of Australia Dr Cathy Foley very kindly agreed to join a taped ...
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The future of health care
It’ll probably be personalised – with a lot of computing involved.
Dr Deborah Devis discusses precision health care with Dr Mileidy Giraldo.According to Mileidy Giraldo, Lenovo’s G...
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Tracking elephants from space
Scientists count African elephants using satellites.
It’s often said that certain geographical landmarks – like the Sahara Desert, or human-made structures like the Great...