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AI generation makes the work easy, but Nature's journal is not open to it. One of the most trusted and visited academic journals in the world, Nature, recently banned the use of AI-generated art or content in the published works that will appear on its platform.

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AI released at the end of 2022 changed the covnersasion from how will AI affect our lives to how it is affecting our lives.

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has come up with the countrys first Ethical Guidelines for the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Research and Healthcare to provide an ethical framework for the development of AI-based tools which will benefit all stakeholders.

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To provide a framework for ethical decision-making in medical AI

Approximately 10·6 million people worldwide develop tuberculosis each year, representing a failure in epidemic control that is accentuated by the absence of effective vaccines to prevent infection or disease in adolescents and adults. Without effective vaccines, tuberculosis prevention has relied on testing for Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection and treating with antibiotics to prevent progression to tuberculosis disease, known as tuberculosis preventive treatment (TPT). Novel tuberculosis va...

Guiding document outlines 10 key patient-centric ethical principles for AI application in health sector 

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Deadline: 14-Apr-23 Norad - the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation has launched a call for proposals “Combating Food Insecurity in Sub-Saharan