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AI: Can Machines Be Moral?
There’s an aphorism that suggests technology is neutral. It’s neither good nor evil, but its morality depends on how humans wield it. As we stand on the brink of developing general artificial intelligence (AGI), this notion is being put to the ultimate test. AGI doesn’t just…
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AI’s Identity Crisis: New Entity?
The legendary Ship of Theseus poses a curious philosophical problem: if you replace every part of a ship, one by one, until no original parts remain, is it still the same ship? Or has it become a new entity altogether? As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape…
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Tiny Robot Revolution: Drug Delivery 2.0
In a remarkable advancement in medical robotics and precision medicine, scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore have unveiled tiny, grain-sized soft robots. These miniature marvels are designed for targeted drug delivery within the human body and are controlled using magnetic fields. This breakthrough has…
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AI Surgeons Are Taking Over!
In a stunning leap forward for medical science, Johns Hopkins researchers have created a surgical robot that operates with the deftness and finesse of a seasoned human surgeon. This cutting-edge advancement is ushered in by an innovative method called imitation learning, where robots are taught surgical…
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AI Transforms Baby Care: A Must-Read
AI in NICU A remarkable innovation is changing how newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are monitored for neurologic changes. Researchers have discovered a way to use artificial intelligence (AI) that relies solely on video data to detect significant neurologic developments in these vulnerable…
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Revolutionizing Elder Care with Robots
As our world ages, the challenge of caring for older adults lovingly and effectively grows. With a looming shortage of both paid helpers and family members willing to help without pay, especially predicted by 2030 and beyond, the solutions offered through robotics and artificial intelligence (AI)…
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