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David Magnus: How will artificial intelligence impact medical ethics?
the ​Stanford Engineering Staff
Feb 04, 2019
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In recent years, the explosion of artificial intelligence in medicine has yielded an increase in hope for patient outcomes, balanced by an equal concern for ethical implications.​

David Magnus: How will artificial intelligence impact medical ethics?

the ​Stanford Engineering Staff
Feb 04, 2019

In recent years, the explosion of artificial intelligence in medicine has yielded an increase in hope for patient outcomes, balanced by an equal concern for ethical implications.​

Healthcare
Human Reasoning
Machine Learning
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Nigam Shah: Artificial intelligence transforms health care
the ​Stanford Engineering Staff
Jan 08, 2019
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Data analytics is revolutionizing health care — quietly, pervasively and in some surprising ways.

Nigam Shah: Artificial intelligence transforms health care

the ​Stanford Engineering Staff
Jan 08, 2019

Data analytics is revolutionizing health care — quietly, pervasively and in some surprising ways.

Healthcare
Machine Learning
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Is language the ultimate frontier of AI research?
Sofie Bates
Jan 06, 2019
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It’s as rich as human thought and as a result is particularly difficult for AI to learn.

Is language the ultimate frontier of AI research?

Sofie Bates
Jan 06, 2019

It’s as rich as human thought and as a result is particularly difficult for AI to learn.

Healthcare
Machine Learning
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​Who is winning the artificial intelligence race?
Bill Snyder
Jan 06, 2019
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In a recent talk at Stanford, Kai-Fu Lee says China has taken the lead. Lee is a venture capitalist and author of “AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley and the New World Order.”

​Who is winning the artificial intelligence race?

Bill Snyder
Jan 06, 2019

In a recent talk at Stanford, Kai-Fu Lee says China has taken the lead. Lee is a venture capitalist and author of “AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley and the New World Order.”

Machine Learning
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Can AI Really Improve Care?
the Stanford Department of Medicine
Dec 31, 2018
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Can AI Really Improve Care?

the Stanford Department of Medicine
Dec 31, 2018
Healthcare
Machine Learning
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​An electronic glove gives robots a sense of touch
Tom Abate
Nov 20, 2018
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With sensors that mimic human skin, the robotic hands achieve some of the manual dexterity that humans enjoy.

​An electronic glove gives robots a sense of touch

Tom Abate
Nov 20, 2018

With sensors that mimic human skin, the robotic hands achieve some of the manual dexterity that humans enjoy.

Machine Learning
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