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 E-Mail UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in health applications grows, health providers are looking for ways to improve patients' experience with their machine doctors. Researchers from Penn State and University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) found that people may be less likely to take health advice from an AI doctor when the robot knows their name and medical history. On the other hand, patients want to be on a first-name basis with their human doctors. When the AI doctor used the first name of the patients and referred to their medical history in the...

Apple Rumors: This Patent Could Help iPad, MacBook Owners Fend Off Nosy Snoopers KEY POINTS Apple's "Gaze" patent will make it harder for snoopers to catch a glimpse of important documents on a device owner's display The contents of a display would be mostly limited to the eyes of a device owner and unreadable to people around them The patent is promising, but there is no guarantee it will ever be integrated into Apple devices Keeping the contents on the displays of iPads, iMacs and MacBooks private is a necessity these days, especially for those who have to keep important data or inform...

Brian Tonna says he treated Mizzi ‘just like a walk-in client’ when he opened Panama company Auditor Brian Tonna questioned by PAC: ‘I suffered pogrom for Mizzi and Schembri offshore companies’ 5 May 2021, 3:11pm by Matthew Vella Auditor Brian Tonna told a parliamentary committee that he suffered a “pogrom” for having opened offshore companies for former energy minister Konrad Mizzi and the former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri. An animated Tonna told MPs in the public accounts committee that even though he had been part of the Enemalta selection board on the gas plant project...

Gaze detection could prevent others from snooping your iPad screen A future iPad, iMac, or MacBook may offer a unique form of privacy for a user looking at sensitive documents, by tracking their gaze to work out what part of the screen they are looking at, while simultaneously obscuring the rest of the display with bogus data to throw off onlookers. Anyone looking at sensitive information in documents, both in printed form and on a device's display, may be concerned about others looking over their shoulder to see what they're reading. In cases where discretion and confide...

  Apple's augmented reality headset could automatically account for the difference between a user's point of view and an attached camera, while peripheral lighting could make it easier for a user's eyes to adjust to wearing an AR or VR headset. Apple is rumored to be working on its own augmented reality headset as well as smart glasses, currently speculated to be called "Apple Glass," which could also use AR as a way to display information to the user. As with practically any other mixed reality headset on the market, there's always challenges that have to be overcome by Apple to optimize t...