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Google Unveils AI-Powered Molecular Structure Predictor With Unprecedented Accuracy

Google Unveils AI-Powered Molecular Structure Predictor With Unprecedented Accuracy
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Healthcare Professionals Convene on Who to Blame for AI-Assisted Doctor Malpractices

Healthcare Professionals Convene on Who to Blame for AI-Assisted Doctor Malpractices
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Gallery: Early days of the X-ray

Discovered at the end of the Victorian era, it took a mere few weeks for X-rays to leave the lab and enter medicine and industry.

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Can AI predict cancer?

There’s mounting evidence that it can but ethical and logistical questions still cloud AI’s medical future.

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AI May Just Prevent the Next Pandemic—but How?

Researchers are using AI to identify sources of zoonotic diseases. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists around the world have been working tirelessly to develop new tools and technologies to help prevent the next global health crisis.

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