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Artificial Intelligence

Every second counts in a hospital. Especially in Massachusetts, where hospital bed occupancy is near capacity and the risk of bed shortages is the second highest in the nation. Patients have grown accustomed to full emergency departments and anyone who…

A new study led by researchers at Virginia Tech has found "serious deficiencies" in machine learning models' ability to detect when a patient's condition is worsening.

Hospitals and health systems across the U.S. are bombarded with new artificial intelligence-driven applications promising to solve big challenges for a better tomorrow. While many provide a clearly needed service, they aren't a magic wand.

IT job posts, including in healthcare, are increasingly emphasizing a desire for AI skills, The Wall Street Journal reported March 10.

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