Tag: Covid19

Experience an immersive video conversation like never before with Google's groundbreaking innovation, "Project Starline". Combining AI with hardware, users can now be seen in lifelike 3D representations of their surroundings, thanks to its sleek design. Google I/O unveiled the first prototype in 2021, and it's now more compact and user-friendly. Watch YouTube star Marques Brownlee for an in-depth look and see what makes this tech so revolutionary!

This team of researchers from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine found that death due to COVID-19 is usually due to secondary pneumonia, not cytokine storm as previously thought. Using machine learning and artificial intelligence, they studied ICU patient-days to make this discovery. Their goal is to create better treatments for severe COVID-19 patients.

On the concluding day of AFMC's 75th anniversary celebration, Lieutenant General Daljit Singh announced successful identification of 12 cases of mortal remains of personnel via DNA fingerprinting project. He also declared that AFMC is all set to receive Institute of National Importance status soon. Moreover, several dignitaries also partook in the 2-day celebration deliberating on orations, debates, symposiums and discussions aiming to tackle military medical landscape.

OpenAI is the company powering ChatGPT, a revolutionary AI chatbot that passed the US Medical Licensing Exam with flying colors. The software offers convenience, personalized medical advice and can replicate dialogue to help doctors and patients alike. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, believes ChatGPT will become as important to doctors in the 21st century as the stethoscope was in the 20th century. With AI applications spanning from IBM's Watson to predicting life-threatening kidney damage during the COVID-19 pandemic, the medical field is evolving faster than ever.

This article is about the North Zone-II Regional Conference on 'Contemporary Judicial Development and Strengthening Justice through Law and Technology', inaugurated by Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu. He stressed on the importance of technology in the judicial system and its ability to save money and time. The Chief Minister also underlined the necessity of unity as well as development in the country through the three pillars of Legislative, Executive and Judiciary. The National Judicial Academy Bhopal lent its support for the event.