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AI-Built Cancer Antibodies on the Horizon, Potentially Replacing Chemotherapy with AstraZeneca, Absci Collaboration - Vimarsana News

AI-Built Cancer Antibodies on the Horizon, Potentially Replacing Chemotherapy with AstraZeneca, Absci Collaboration

AstraZeneca taps into AI firms to build cancer antibodies to replace chemotherapy. . Generative AI-Built Cancer Antibodies will reportedly be worked on by AstraZeneca and Absci after signing a deal approximately worth $247 million, as reported by Reuters.

Disney Starting AI Task Force Amid Hollywood Strikes - Vimarsana News

Disney Starting AI Task Force Amid Hollywood Strikes

Disney launches AI task force to revolutionize entertainment, amidst industry turmoil over AI's impact on jobs. Disney aims to reshape production, but faces industry resistance.

The Ferguson Report: An Erasure | The New Yorker - Vimarsana News

The Ferguson Report: An Erasure | The New Yorker

A poet redacts the Department of Justice investigation of police bias and brutality in Ferguson, Missouri, revealing larger lyric insights about American life.

Algorithms Were Supposed to Reduce Bias in Criminal Justice—Do They? - Vimarsana News

Algorithms Were Supposed to Reduce Bias in Criminal Justice—Do They?

In theory, algorithms should be less biased than humans. In practice, they rarely are. Achieving their promise requires a radical rethinking, says BU law and computer science professor.

Source: bu.edu
Bias AI? Study Finds that AI Algorithms Can Identify Someone's Racial Identity Based on X-rays - Vimarsana News

Bias AI? Study Finds that AI Algorithms Can Identify Someone's Racial Identity Based on X-rays

Researchers found that AI can accurately identify someone's race from radiographic scans, which could cause racial bias and disparities in the medical field.