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Developing reliable AI tools for healthcare

"New research proposes a system to determine the relative accuracy of predictive AI in a hypothetical medical setting, and when the system should defer to a human clinician."

Via Google DeepMind

Developing reliable AI tools for healthcare We’ve published our joint paper with Google Research in Nature Medicine, which proposes CoDoC (Complementarity-driven Deferral-to-Clinical Workflow), an AI system that learns when to rely on predictive AI tools or defer to a clinician for the most accurate interpretation of medical images.

Researchers’ app could help people with visual impairments navigate the NYC subway.

Designed and developed by researchers at the Tandon School of Engineering and the Grossman School of Medicine in New York City, the Commute Booster app is a platform that helps people with visual impairments better navigate the subway system in the busy city.

The app uses the smartphone camera to recognize signs along the route in order to properly guide users to their destination and dismiss any nonessential signs.

via Engadget

Researchers’ app could help people with visual impairments navigate the NYC subway | Engadget Researchers at NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering and Grossman School of Medicine have created an app to help people with visual impairments navigate New York City’s subway system.