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Voicaj explained why a knowledge base in an AI product is first and foremost a trust policy

PhenMap and NHS: AI will identify who will not benefit from bevacizumab in colorectal cancer

Medicine·Habr AI

VTB explained why AI pilots stall before production and how architecture can fix it

At Data Fusion on April 8–9, VTB acknowledged that many AI projects do not make it to production deployment: the cause may be accumulating e

01SimpleOne: AI in ITSM has become the corporate standard for support and service deskMay 2, 2026·3 min 02Jitsi Meet: why transcription for electronic medical records requires Jigasi and VoskMay 2, 2026·3 min 03Mindsera revealed the downside of AI diaries: support, dependency, and leak riskMay 2, 2026·3 min 04C the Signs explained how AI helps detect cancer at the earliest stagesMay 2, 2026·2 min 05Why a human working with ChatGPT and Claude performs better than blind trust in AIMay 2, 2026·3 min

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Medicine·TNW

Stanford AI Index 2026 showed a growing gap between experts and the public

Stanford HAI's 2026 report showed that AI experts increasingly see benefits, while the public, especially Gen Z, expects job losses, weak re

01Andrew Guthrie Ferguson: how smart devices and biometrics undermine the right to privacyMay 2, 2026·3 min 02Google Gemma 4 forced companies to reassess AI controls on local devicesMay 2, 2026·3 min 03Mantis Biotech creates digital twins of people to address the shortage of medical dataMay 2, 2026·2 min

Medicine·TNW

ByteDance unveils an AI-designed drug candidate against IL-17 for autoimmune diseases

ByteDance unit Anew Labs has for the first time unveiled an AI-designed drug candidate: an oral molecule against IL-17 for autoimmune diseas

Medicine·3DNews AI

Oxford scientists: "warm" AI tuning increases the frequency of errors and sycophancy

A study by the Oxford Internet Institute found that if language models are fine-tuned for empathy and a friendly tone, they make factual and

Medicine·3DNews AI

Popular AI chatbots get diagnoses wrong in more than 80% of cases, study finds

A study found that consumer AI chatbots, when making diagnoses from limited data, get it wrong in more than 80% of cases and cannot replace a doctor's consultation.

Medicine·CNews AI

Sberbank and Andrey Kurpatov's team develop architecture to counter AI hallucinations

Medicine·AWS Machine Learning Blog

Rede Mater Dei deployed 12 AI agents on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and achieved 517% ROI

Medicine·AI News

DroneDash and Geodnet build an agricultural drone for large farms without remapping the field

Medicine·Habr AI

Mo Gawdat of Google X: why AI's main threat is not code, but ethics

Medicine·Habr AI

SberZdorovye: neural network non-determinism is a pipeline failure, not a model property

Habr AI: why LLM hallucinations look less like a mathematical bug and more like a human lapse

Amazon introduced the Amazon Bio Discovery service to speed early drug discovery

Putin orders a state plan for AI as Russian business shuts down 90% of pilots

Medicine·ZDNet AI

ChatGPT and Perplexity can harm work and health with prolonged use

ZDNet warns that long sessions with AI chatbots increase the risk of mistakes, false confidence, and harmful decisions, so tasks should be s

Medicine·Bloomberg Tech

Florida schools and Broward County Public Schools bet on AI to cut costs

Florida's Broward County Public Schools district is trying to close a $100 million deficit with AI tools for spending analysis and planning