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Google Cloud Partners With DeliverHealth to Bring AI Solutions for Clinical Documentations
Google Cloud announced a collaboration with DeliverHealth, a clinical documentation and digital health platform, on Thursday. The announcement was made at the Google Cloud Startup Summit 2024 India event in Bengaluru. The strategic partnership will combine the Mountain View-based tech giant’s Gemini AI models with the large data repository of the...
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Google Introduces Med-Gemini Family of Multimodal Medical AI Models, Claimed to Outperform GPT-4
Google introduced its new family of artificial intelligence (AI) models focused on the medical domain on Tuesday. Dubbed Med-Gemini, these AI models are not available for people to use, but the tech giant has published a pre-print version of its research paper which highlights its capabilities and methodologies. The company claims that the AI model...
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Bengaluru Hospital Faces Backlash For "Rude" Reply To Patient's Google Review
The user also shared a screenshot of a Google review where the hospital is replying in an unprofessional manner and even sharing confidential medical information of the patient.
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Exclusive: Will AI Become Sentient? What 'Father Of Internet' Told NDTV
Artificial intelligence should not be conflated with real human intelligence and it should not be depended on for crucial things like "retirement finance planning" and medical prescriptions", Dr Vint Serf the father of Internet, has told NDTV.
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Google's Medical AI Chatbot, Med-PaLM 2 Being Tested In US Hospitals: Report
The AI chatbot which has been in use since April aims to answer medical queries and facilitate conversations on health-related matters.
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Microsoft Issues Fix for aCropalypse Bug That Could Leak Bank Data, Medical Records from Cropped Screenshots
Microsoft has deployed an update that was affecting the image cropping tool of Windows. Called aCropalypse, the vulnerability prevented screenshots with text information following them from being removed properly after the images were cropped.
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Philips Cuts 6,000 Jobs After Sleep Device Recall Losses Deepen: Report
Embattled Dutch medical tech maker Philips said on Monday it will slash 6,000 more jobs worldwide after fresh losses caused by a massive recall of faulty sleep respirators.
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YouTube to Certify Health Care Providers' Channels to Curb Misinformation Among 2 Billion Users
YouTube on Thursday announced that the service would allow doctors, nurses, and other professionals working in the health care industry to apply to have their YouTube accounts certified. To access the program, healthcare professionals must offer proof of their professional licenses, follow best practices for sharing science-based health information...
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Google to Clearly Label Names of US Abortion Centres in Search, Map: Details
Google will be clearly labeling the names of the medical facilities in the United States that would provide abortions in its Search as well as in Google Maps. The top executives of the American tech giant informed the US lawmakers that the company is taking this step to avoid confusing the abortion centres with the anti-abortion centres.
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How Online Privacy Has Changed Users’ Data Protection Since US Supreme Court Ruling Against Abortion
Facebook messages of a mother-daughter duo over abortion are being investigated in Nebraska after the US Supreme Court ruling on Roe vs Wade. Since the ruling, there has been a concern on how collected location data, text messages, search histories, emails and seemingly innocuous period and ovulation-tracking apps could be used to prosecute people ...
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Rs 1,000 For "Your Google Doubts": See Doctor's Hilarious Notice
The sign that reads "OPD Charges", gives a list of costs based on what the patient is coming in for.
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Ukraine's Tech Diaspora Races to Mobilise Silicon Valley in War With Russia
Ukrainians working at Western tech companies are banding together to help their besieged homeland, aiming to knock down disinformation websites, encourage Russians to turn against their government and speed delivery of medical supplies.
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Google Celebrates Chickenpox Vaccine Inventor's Birthday With Doodle
Google is celebrating today the birthday of Japanese virologist Dr Michiaki Takahashi who is known for playing a significant role in medical science.
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Google Pixel 6 Reportedly Getting Heart Rate Tracking Feature; Magic Eraser Tool Said to Be Getting Erased
Google Pixel 6 units are now getting heart rate and respiratory tracking features via the Google Fit app. The app uses the phone’s camera to measure heart rate and respiratory rate. Google warns that this feature is “not for medical use” and that it is “being fine-tuned and may be removed.” Separately, few Pixel 6 users are reporting the ...
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Google’s New AI-Based Tech Can Transform Poor Quality Photos Into High-Res Images
Google has detailed new AI-based diffusion models — image super-resolution (SR3) and cascaded diffusion models (CDM) — for transforming low resolution images into high-resolution ones. SR3 is able to attain 4x to 8x scaling with impressive results.
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Google Cloud Partners With DeliverHealth to Bring AI Solutions for Clinical Documentations
Google Cloud announced a collaboration with DeliverHealth, a clinical documentation and digital health platform, on Thursday. The announcement was made at the Google Cloud Startup Summit 2024 India event in Bengaluru. The strategic partnership will combine the Mountain View-based tech giant’s Gemini AI models with the large data repository of the...
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Google Introduces Med-Gemini Family of Multimodal Medical AI Models, Claimed to Outperform GPT-4
Google introduced its new family of artificial intelligence (AI) models focused on the medical domain on Tuesday. Dubbed Med-Gemini, these AI models are not available for people to use, but the tech giant has published a pre-print version of its research paper which highlights its capabilities and methodologies. The company claims that the AI model...
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Bengaluru Hospital Faces Backlash For "Rude" Reply To Patient's Google Review
The user also shared a screenshot of a Google review where the hospital is replying in an unprofessional manner and even sharing confidential medical information of the patient.
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Exclusive: Will AI Become Sentient? What 'Father Of Internet' Told NDTV
Artificial intelligence should not be conflated with real human intelligence and it should not be depended on for crucial things like "retirement finance planning" and medical prescriptions", Dr Vint Serf the father of Internet, has told NDTV.
-
Google's Medical AI Chatbot, Med-PaLM 2 Being Tested In US Hospitals: Report
The AI chatbot which has been in use since April aims to answer medical queries and facilitate conversations on health-related matters.
-
Microsoft Issues Fix for aCropalypse Bug That Could Leak Bank Data, Medical Records from Cropped Screenshots
Microsoft has deployed an update that was affecting the image cropping tool of Windows. Called aCropalypse, the vulnerability prevented screenshots with text information following them from being removed properly after the images were cropped.
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Philips Cuts 6,000 Jobs After Sleep Device Recall Losses Deepen: Report
Embattled Dutch medical tech maker Philips said on Monday it will slash 6,000 more jobs worldwide after fresh losses caused by a massive recall of faulty sleep respirators.
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YouTube to Certify Health Care Providers' Channels to Curb Misinformation Among 2 Billion Users
YouTube on Thursday announced that the service would allow doctors, nurses, and other professionals working in the health care industry to apply to have their YouTube accounts certified. To access the program, healthcare professionals must offer proof of their professional licenses, follow best practices for sharing science-based health information...
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Google to Clearly Label Names of US Abortion Centres in Search, Map: Details
Google will be clearly labeling the names of the medical facilities in the United States that would provide abortions in its Search as well as in Google Maps. The top executives of the American tech giant informed the US lawmakers that the company is taking this step to avoid confusing the abortion centres with the anti-abortion centres.
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How Online Privacy Has Changed Users’ Data Protection Since US Supreme Court Ruling Against Abortion
Facebook messages of a mother-daughter duo over abortion are being investigated in Nebraska after the US Supreme Court ruling on Roe vs Wade. Since the ruling, there has been a concern on how collected location data, text messages, search histories, emails and seemingly innocuous period and ovulation-tracking apps could be used to prosecute people ...
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Rs 1,000 For "Your Google Doubts": See Doctor's Hilarious Notice
The sign that reads "OPD Charges", gives a list of costs based on what the patient is coming in for.
-
Ukraine's Tech Diaspora Races to Mobilise Silicon Valley in War With Russia
Ukrainians working at Western tech companies are banding together to help their besieged homeland, aiming to knock down disinformation websites, encourage Russians to turn against their government and speed delivery of medical supplies.
-
Google Celebrates Chickenpox Vaccine Inventor's Birthday With Doodle
Google is celebrating today the birthday of Japanese virologist Dr Michiaki Takahashi who is known for playing a significant role in medical science.
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Google Pixel 6 Reportedly Getting Heart Rate Tracking Feature; Magic Eraser Tool Said to Be Getting Erased
Google Pixel 6 units are now getting heart rate and respiratory tracking features via the Google Fit app. The app uses the phone’s camera to measure heart rate and respiratory rate. Google warns that this feature is “not for medical use” and that it is “being fine-tuned and may be removed.” Separately, few Pixel 6 users are reporting the ...
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Google’s New AI-Based Tech Can Transform Poor Quality Photos Into High-Res Images
Google has detailed new AI-based diffusion models — image super-resolution (SR3) and cascaded diffusion models (CDM) — for transforming low resolution images into high-resolution ones. SR3 is able to attain 4x to 8x scaling with impressive results.
