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System Boosts Speech Volume Based on Brain Signal

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By Greg Uyeno
| Fixing the Future
It can be difficult to carry on conversation in a crowded public setting, and even more so with any degree of hearing loss. But what if you could amplify only the person you wanted to hear and suppress the rest? What if a computer could do that automatically by reading your brain? When we focus on a particular person talking, we subconsciously track the gradual modulations in speech volume, which vary from speaker to speaker. This characteristic pattern appears in the brain activity of the listener.
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Can AI Chatbots Reason Like Doctors?

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By Greg Uyeno
| Fixing the Future
One of the earliest stated goals for computing in medicine was to aid in clinical reasoning: the decision-making steps required to reach a diagnosis and form a treatment plan. And over the years, researchers have built many clinical decision support systems, which have typically been purpose-built, with painstakingly written rules about symptoms, test thresholds, and medication interactions. As artificial intelligence capabilities develop, clinical reasoning is a natural application.
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Do We Really Need Smarter AI to Cure Cancer?

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By Greg Uyeno
| Fixing the Future
By some estimates, more than a trillion dollars have already been invested in artificial intelligence. But large tech companies including Meta and OpenAI are still not content with today’s AI, and say they have set their sights on powerful, versatile AI that by some measure would match or even exceed human performance. A remarkable amount of resources is being poured into developing artificial general intelligence (AGI) or even more capable artificial super intelligence (ASI).
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