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5-ish Things on AI: Free AI Classes Are Coming Your Way - Vimarsana News

5-ish Things on AI: Free AI Classes Are Coming Your Way

Get up to speed on the rapidly evolving world of AI with our roundup of the week's developments.

Source: cnet.com
2024 predictions from MM+M Agency 100 honorees - Vimarsana News

2024 predictions from MM+M Agency 100 honorees

We asked you to share some thoughts on what the year ahead will bring for the medical marketing business, and you responded in a big way.

A Game-Changing AI Algorithm for Rapid Therapeutic Discovery - Vimarsana News

A Game-Changing AI Algorithm for Rapid Therapeutic Discovery

Researchers from Klick Applied Sciences have developed an artificial intelligence framework capable of swiftly identifying novel applications for existing therapeutics, as revealed in the recent NeurIPS conference.

AI Pioneer Rainbird Technologies Names Klick Health as Its Exclusive North American Life Sciences Partner - Vimarsana News

AI Pioneer Rainbird Technologies Names Klick Health as Its Exclusive North American Life Sciences Partner

LONDON & NEW YORK, December 04, 2023--Rainbird Technologies and Klick Health today announced an exclusive, new partnership that will bring Rainbird’s proven Decision Intelligence platform to life sciences companies across North America, reinforcing both companies’ success working in highly regulated industries.

Source: yahoo.com
Diabetes screening may be as simple as speaking into smartphone with new AI app, researchers say - Vimarsana News

Diabetes screening may be as simple as speaking into smartphone with new AI app, researchers say

Getting screened for type 2 diabetes could soon be as simple as speaking into your smartphone. Researchers have developed an AI model that uses a 10-second voice recording to predict diabetes risk.