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Generative AI in the Healthcare Industry Needs a Dose of Explainability

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The remarkable speed at which text-based generative AI tools can complete high-level writing and communication tasks has struck a chord with companies and consumers alike. In this context, explainability refers to the ability to understand any given LLM’s logic pathways.

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Who Is Responsible If Healthcare AI Fails?

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Who is responsible when AI mistakes in healthcare cause accidents, injuries or worse? Depending on the situation, it could be the AI developer, a healthcare professional or even the patient. Liability is an increasingly complex and serious concern as AI becomes more common in healthcare. Not necessarily.

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OpenAI chooses Tokyo for its first Asian office

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The new office aims to foster collaboration with the Japanese government, local businesses, and research institutions to develop AI tools tailored to Japan’s unique requirements. OpenAI has announced the opening of a new office in Tokyo to drive its expansion into the Asian market.

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Anthropic Sets New Legal Standards in Generative AI

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By providing indemnification against copyright lawsuits for users of its generative AI chatbot, Claude, and other enterprise AI tools, Anthropic aligns itself with industry giants like Google and OpenAI, positioning itself as a strong contender in the competitive AI market.

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When AI Poisons AI: The Risks of Building AI on AI-Generated Contents

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This content often fills the gap when data is scarce or diversifies the training material for AI models, sometimes without full recognition of its implications. While this expansion enriches the AI development landscape with varied datasets, it also introduces the risk of data contamination.

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How to use foundation models and trusted governance to manage AI workflow risk

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Foundation models are widely used for ML tasks like classification and entity extraction, as well as generative AI tasks such as translation, summarization and creating realistic content. The development and use of these models explain the enormous amount of recent AI breakthroughs.

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How educators are using AI in the classroom

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Culatta said he’s found educators are very excited about the opportunities and possibilities of using generative AI — a type of artificial intelligence technology with the ability to produce various types of content, including text, images, audio and synthetic data — in their classrooms. They just need context and training.

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