Alpha Health, the first Unified Automation™ company for revenue cycle management in healthcare, released results of a national survey designed to assess adoption of automation in revenue cycle operations at health systems and hospitals across the U.S. According to the … Continue reading →
As colleges continue to seek opportunities to increase agility while reducing costs, automation may be a solution that helps them achieve both objectives. Automation uses artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to complete processes without human input or guidance. One … Continue reading →
If only this was insertable into some humans. Sorry, too snarcky? During this ongoing pandemic, we’ve seen first-hand the urgent need to quickly analyze and interpret data on the spread of viruses around the world. Governments, global health bodies, academic … Continue reading →
By Mark Runyon – Malware and phishing attacks are growing more sophisticated. Malware authors are constantly producing new variations, ditching their old virus signatures to evade detection. It is the ultimate game of whack-a-mole as security professionals chase these ever-changing virus blueprints. … Continue reading →
By Sampathkumar Veeraraghavan – Humanitarian engineering programs bring together engineers, policy makers, non-profit organisations, and local communities to leverage technology for the greater good of humanity. The intersection of technology, community, and sustainability offers a plethora of opportunities to innovate. We … Continue reading →
Because some people just can’t resist going down the dark path. By Daphne Leprince-Ringuet – From targeted phishing campaigns to new stalking methods: there are plenty of ways that artificial intelligence could be used to cause harm if it fell into … Continue reading →
By Toby McClean – Countless use cases exist today proving that artificial intelligence (AI) systems are capable of transforming businesses, society and the economy. Examples of AI behaving appropriately in a growing number of scenarios across industries — from autonomous driving … Continue reading →
Rob Toews – In 1906, in response to shocking reports about the disgusting conditions in U.S. meat-packing facilities, Congress created the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ensure safe and sanitary food production. In 1934, in the wake of the worst stock … Continue reading →
This week IBM, Microsoft and Amazon announced that they would suspend the sale of their facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies. It’s yet another sign of the dramatic impact of the protests for social justice. But the moves from the … Continue reading →
As someone who has dealt with vision problems for 20+ years, this is interesting. From retinal problems to medication I take to keep my RA in remission I have to have multiple visual screens annually. Seems like this could potentially … Continue reading →