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Yoti's In-House Face Matching Model Makes Rapid Progress - Vimarsana News

Yoti's In-House Face Matching Model Makes Rapid Progress

Yoti has hit an important milestone in its work on developing facial recognition technology

iTWire - Check Point Software Technologies Triumphs in Miercom's 2024 Next Generation Firewall Benchmark Report - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Check Point Software Technologies Triumphs in Miercom's 2024 Next Generation Firewall Benchmark Report

COMPANY NEWS:  Check Point demonstrated a block rate of 99.8% on new malware, a flawless 100% phishing prevention rate, and an industry-leading l...

Source: itwire.com
Check Point Software Technologies Triumphs in Miercom's 2024 Next Generation Firewall Benchmark Report - Vimarsana News

Check Point Software Technologies Triumphs in Miercom's 2024 Next Generation Firewall Benchmark Report

Check Point demonstrated a block rate of 99.8% on new malware, a flawless 100% phishing prevention rate, and an industry-leading lowest False Positive Detection rate of 0.13%. Check Point Software...

Dr. AI in the house? New study finds artificial intelligence tools outperformed human radiologists in detecting breast cancer signs - Vimarsana News

Dr. AI in the house? New study finds artificial intelligence tools outperformed human radiologists in detecting breast cancer signs

Swedish study find AI-assisted diagnostics were more accurate, and faster, than those performed by its human counterparts. But, researchers say AI is not yet ready to replace human medical experts.

Source: yahoo.com
AI-assisted cancer screening could cut radiologist workloads in half - Vimarsana News

AI-assisted cancer screening could cut radiologist workloads in half

An 80k-patient study suggests that using AI to help doctors screen for cancer is no more dangerous than adding another doctor.

Source: yahoo.com