Computational models and artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to become extremely useful in the early intervention and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. Timely diagnosis of the disease remains a challenge
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A new study published on 31 October in The Journal for Artificial Societies and Social Stimulation, a peer-reviewed academic journal, may have shed some light on the root cause of
A new report published on 2 November in the journal Science demonstrates how machine learning models based on large genomic and ecological datasets can be used to extract evolutionary signals
A new study published on 22 October in the journal Nature Medicine presents a computational model called Artificial Intelligence (AI) Clinician to assist with the individualized real-time treatment of sepsis
The first two papers using the complete set of data from the huge UK biobank project — currently the largest human genome study — were published on 10 October, both
EU industry ministers have signed off on a €1 billion project to build the world’s fastest computer by 2023 in an effort to compete with China, the US, and Japan.
A new project announced on 24 September plans to aid developing countries in gathering data on small farms in an effort to promote rural development and reduce hunger, according to
Blockchain: a strong link to rebuild confidence in the agriculture of the future?
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In recent years, blockchain has frequently hit the headlines in the banking and finance sector, which have seen crypto-currencies multiply and strengthen their role as outsider options. The commonly accepted
“Anti-Cambridge Analytica” text: the European Commission on the right side of the “truth”?
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As we have just heard that the European Commissioner for Justice, Věra Jourová, is heading up a draft text intended to protect European elections from a scandal like Cambridge Analytica,
A new model based on machine learning can predict the location and timing of earthquake aftershocks with more precision than the standard method, known as the Coulomb failure criterion. The