IBM’s Mayflower takes to the water
After a couple of years of design, construction and AI training, The Mayflower one of the world’s first autonomous ships has been lifted in to the water. Despite Covid-19 delays, it is … Read more
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AI serves up Haute Cuisine
Michael Haase founder of Plant Jammer is upbeat about his new app. Apparently AI is used to marry the spare food items you may have lying around in your kitchen cupboard to … Read more
Covid-19, AI and Green ramifications
Anyone remember 2019? When all the talk was of AI and how it would impact jobs? The Green revolution and let’s not forget Greta Thunberg and the climate emergency. Former UK Prime … Read more
AI battles Covid-19
As has been reported previously in these blog posts, AI has helped develop some brand new drugs. We now have a pandemic on our hands and there has never been such intense, … Read more
End of the line for drug resistant bacteria?
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed an AI algo which helped to quickly define a new bug busting molecule. Drug resistant bacteria are on the increase making some diseases impossible … Read more
China Trumped?
Before I get to the substance of the heading, I thought I’d pose a question…… Is the Chinese national surveillance system (the AI camera network) all it’s cracked up to be? I … Read more
FDA makes ultra sound AI decision!
The Food and Drug Administration in the USA has, through its ‘De Novo’ pathway process, approved AI software for use in echocardiograms. Echocardiograms use ultrasound to effectively take pictures of the heart. … Read more
Get AI Fit in 2020
Yes, another new year and a new round of resolutions, whether it’s dry January, lose weight or get yourself fitter. Well AI to the rescue, certainly for the latter. On show at … Read more
Breast friends with AI
Breast cancer can be a deadly disease but if spotted early there is a good chance of a happy outcome. Both women and men can get breast cancer but with men it … Read more