Making Medical AI Trustworthy and Transparent
Researchers are trying to crack open the black box so AI can be deployed in health care
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Chip Hall of Fame: Photobit PB-100
NASA didn’t want it, but the PB-100 popularized the tech that became the way people capture photos and video
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Medical Imaging AI Software Is Vulnerable to Covert Attacks
An attacker could manipulate medical software to rig a clinical trial or justify unnecessary procedures
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Math Explains How Brain Makes Sense of Sounds
Clark School researchers take a new computational approach to understanding brain's function.
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Vayyar’s 72-Transceiver Radar Chip Sees Just Enough But Not Too Much
Key applications include privacy-preserving home monitoring
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Computers Match Accuracy of Radiologists in Screening for Breast Cancer Risk
Commercial software performs as well as doctors in measuring breast density and assessing breast cancer risk
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U.S. Spy Agencies Seek Tech to Identify Deadly Chemicals From 30 Meters Away
Three teams are developing rival technologies to combat explosives, nerve gases, and other threats
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Self-Powered Image Sensor Could Watch You Forever
New technology puts the equivalent of a solar cell under each pixel
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A New Wearable Brain Scanner
A helmet records wearers' brain activity using magnetoencephalography (MEG) while they move around
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Hacking the Brain With Adversarial Images
Researchers from Google Brain show that adversarial images can trick both humans and computers, and the implications are scary