In Tanner Lecture, AI expert to examine what humans see — and don't see
On Oct. 26, renowned artificial intelligence expert Fei-Fei Li will explore the social and ethical dimensions of enabling computers to see as humans do.
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On Oct. 26, renowned artificial intelligence expert Fei-Fei Li will explore the social and ethical dimensions of enabling computers to see as humans do.
On Oct. 26, renowned artificial intelligence expert Fei-Fei Li will explore the social and ethical dimensions of enabling computers to see as humans do.
A patient suffering from COVID-19 is seen in early April on a ventilator in the intensive care unit of a Paris hospital. (CNS photo/Benoit Tessier, Reuters) My 81-year-old patient appeared on my screen for a telehealth visit, encircled in a halo-like formation by four of her eight children, one of her granddaughters and her pets. She had been my patient since the start of my medical residency, almost 20 years ago. I listened as the details of her medical history were relayed piecemeal by her family. Her symptoms indicated she might be experiencing spinal cord compression, a condition that ind...