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Prescriptive AI: The Smart Decision-Maker for Healthcare, Logistics, and Beyond

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The process begins with data ingestion and preprocessing, where prescriptive AI gathers information from different sources, such as IoT sensors, databases, and customer feedback. It organizes it by filtering out irrelevant details and ensuring data quality. Another key issue is bias within AI algorithms.

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Data Monocultures in AI: Threats to Diversity and Innovation

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Why It Matters As AI takes on more prominent roles in decision-making, data monocultures can have real-world consequences. AI models can reinforce discrimination when they inherit biases from their training data. Data monoculture can lead to ethical and legal issues as well. Cultural representation is another challenge.

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How Quality Data Fuels Superior Model Performance

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The future of AI demands both, but it starts with the data. Why Data Quality Matters More Than Ever According to one survey, 48% of businesses use big data , but a much lower number manage to use it successfully. No matter how advanced an algorithm is, noisy, biased, or insufficient data can bottleneck its potential.

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Paul O’Sullivan, Salesforce: Transforming work in the GenAI era

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Addressing this gap will require a multi-faceted approach including grappling with issues related to data quality and ensuring that AI systems are built on reliable, unbiased, and representative datasets. Companies have struggled with data quality and data hygiene.

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Chuck Ros, SoftServe: Delivering transformative AI solutions responsibly

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. “Our AI engineers built a prompt evaluation pipeline that seamlessly considers cost, processing time, semantic similarity, and the likelihood of hallucinations,” Ros explained. It’s obviously an ambitious goal, but it’s important to our employees and it’s important to our clients,” explained Ros.

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Beyond the Hype: Unveiling the Real Impact of Generative AI in Drug Discovery

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From technical limitations to data quality and ethical concerns, it’s clear that the journey ahead is still full of obstacles. Another challenge is the data itself. AI algorithms depend on massive datasets for training, and while the pharmaceutical industry has plenty of data, it’s often noisy, incomplete, or biased.

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Navigating Explainable AI in In Vitro Diagnostics: Compliance and Transparency Under European Regulations

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The Role of Explainable AI in In Vitro Diagnostics Under European Regulations: AI is increasingly critical in healthcare, especially in vitro diagnostics (IVD). The European IVDR recognizes software, including AI and ML algorithms, as part of IVDs. This includes considering patient population, disease conditions, and scanning quality.