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MYCIN, Watson, and AI History

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Over at Wired , a headline blares “Artificial Intelligence Is Now Telling Doctors How To Treat You.” MYCIN uses expert rules to make medical inferences, and is one of the most famous artificial intelligence programs in the history of the discipline. By AdamElkus. ” Sounds unique, novel, and even scary.

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Dow turns to AI to accelerate chemical search

CIO Business Intelligence

For chemists, finding just the right molecule for a particular application can be like searching for a needle in a haystack. With several million compounds to choose from, chemists often must resort to intuition when trying to solve complex problems around chemical processes.

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Scientists turn to the cloud to streamline supercomputer calculations for chemistry

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Their effort to make supercomputer-scale resources more widely available through cloud computing could aid in the search for methods to break down toxic “forever chemicals” that are currently hard to get rid of. The chemical, also known as PFOA, was banned worldwide in 2019 but still persists in the environment.

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Inspired by her family’s business in India, Seattle founder leads AI startup that helps manufacturers

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Loopr Photo) Loopr’s AI-powered edge applications have a variety of use cases ranging from defect scanning, maintenance prediction and inventory management. The startup offers a software platform that captures this process data, generates analytics, and oversees and improves application performance.

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Quantum Computing Delivered From The Cloud

Cloud Musings

IBM also announced today: The release of a new API (Application Program Interface) for the IBM Quantum Experience that enables developers and programmers to begin building interfaces between its existing five quantum bit (qubit) cloud-based quantum computer and classical computers, without needing a deep background in quantum physics.

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We don’t need AI rolling pins: Food tech experts on the risks and opportunities for AI in the kitchen

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(Middleby Photo / Mark Janoff) Scott Heimendinger , a culinary entrepreneur who helped lead Nathan Myhrvold’s Modernist Cuisine project, has a request for today’s kitchen innovators: please, please don’t create a rolling pin powered with ChatGPT, artificial intelligence or other hot tech du jour.

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The future of healthcare: Why enterprises must embrace AI innovation

CIO Business Intelligence

The pivotal role of AI in healthcare From clinical applications to operational efficiencies, AI is already having a significant impact on the healthcare industry. These applications also extend into drug research. Once the right platforms and solutions are in place, start with pilot projects to test AI applications on a smaller scale.