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7 December 2018
Who’s to blame in an autonomous car accident? A legal expert considers three scenarios
As car makers steam ahead in the driverless car race, lawmakers are being left in the dust – and one of the biggest grey areas is liability in the event of...
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29 November 2018
AI “potentially game-changing” for synthetic biology, study finds
A study has found that artificial intelligence (AI) is well-placed to be used in synthetic biology to automatically design new DNA sequences with specific desirable qualities.
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23 November 2018
Twitter bots target and pursue individual influencers, research finds
The problem of fake news and misinformation spread via social media has plagued almost every major political event in the last few years.
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21 November 2018
Pharma Technology Focus – Issue 77
In this issue: China’s growing pharmaceutical market, antimicrobial resistance, the rise of tech giants in healthcare, and more.
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15 November 2018
Workplace automation: 34% of UK employees think a robot would do a better job than their boss
Despite fears surrounding workplace automation, a third of UK employees (34%) believe a robot would be better at decision making than their current boss.
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15 November 2018
Elsevier introduces cloud-based platform for life sciences companies
Analytics firm Elsevier has introduced a new Cloud-based platform to support life sciences companies in addressing the changes occurring in modern research and development (R&D).
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12 November 2018
NHS AI “must be the next major investment area” for prevention plan
The NHS has been urged to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) in order to support the prevention plan unveiled today by Health Secretary Matt Hancock. According to an expert in the...
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12 November 2018
UK government announces £50m funding for AI in healthcare
The UK government has boosted its investment in AI in healthcare, as Business Secretary Greg Clark announces five new centres of excellence for digital pathology and imaging, and £50m in...
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9 November 2018
Half of UK businesses lack an AI strategy, warns Microsoft report
UK businesses are underprepared for the disruptive impact of AI and are at risk of being left behind by overseas competition, according to a major report by Microsoft.
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25 October 2018
Could building a unique brain fingerprint predict a drug’s effectiveness?
The Montreal Neurological Institute has created a novel approach to treatment neurodegenerative disorders, called a personalised therapeutic intervention fingerprint. This personalised medicine breakthrough could revolutionise how a whole variety of...
