In the wake of a tumultuous three years of an ongoing global pandemic, what is coming next in the world of medical AI? The tech industry as a whole has experienced revolutionary developments in 2022, namely ChatGPT’s creativity as a language model [1] and cautious lows, with major lay-offs at MANGA and huge tech companies …
Trust is a key aspect of corporate finance and privacy. The American institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) is a professional organization for Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) in the United States, responsible for certifying Service Organization Control (SOC) [2]. SOC encompasses a range of standards and frameworks that help organizations protect their customers’ sensitive data. …
Health information is a broad and varied spectrum of data, which ranges from data related to biological, psychological and social well-being, and therefore must be fiercely protected. In this context, compliance laws are intended to fully protect the health data of patients and research participants, in order to mitigate fraud, misuse for publications in the …
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In the United States, October is celebrated as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer usually encompasses a broad spectrum of more than 100 diseases with distinct clinical and histopathological features [1]. Currently, breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women in several countries and the second most deadly after lung cancer. In …
As artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) algorithms are utilized, we must ask ourselves, what are these models made of? Many neural networks operate in a black box: we give a model a goal of accuracy and training data and BAM! We the public ‘hope’ that the model is ‘correct’. By all accounts, the model …
So you want to build a medical algorithm? Maybe you’re looking for skin images of diverse populations. Perhaps you’re looking for COVID-19 lung nodule CT scans or subarachnoid hemorrhages. While there has been a lot of excitement surrounding big data and the possibilities it poses for natural language processing (NLP) and computer vision, medical A.I. …
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In 1895, Mrs. Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen saw the inside of her own hand. Her husband had become deeply intrigued by the phenomenon of exciting electrons. These beams left shadowy radiographs when passed through opaque objects and then released on film. Röntgen tested a set of weights, a piece of metal, and, most famously, his wife’s …
Gradient Health aims to accelerate automated A.I. diagnostics.
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