Pharma, AI & the US: This Week’s Top Healthcare Stories

Swedish industrial manufacturer Alfa Laval has opened its new innovation center in Flemingsberg, Sweden, a move that demonstrates an increased focus on creating sustainable solutions for the healthcare and biopharmaceutical sectors. The company, which has 140 years of history, inaugurated its new facilities at an event bringing together its customers, partners and industry leaders, showcasing…

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Engineers use AI to hunt Bitcoin miners as Russian ex-presidential hopeful’s son caught in crossfire – DL News

Russian electricity providers are fighting against the rise in illegal Bitcoin mining. They are now using AI to track down criminals. Andrei Yatsun’s son was arrested. Russian electricity providers have a new weapon in their arsenal to stop illegal Bitcoin miners from stealing more than $16.6 million in electricity a year: artificial intelligence. This is…

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How AI is transforming health care

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – At some point, most people need medical attention, whether for a life-threatening illness or something less serious. And health care is changing with the times. “For any study, this can shave minutes off my analysis time and it also decreases the risk of human error,” said Dr. David L. Smith, professor…

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As lawmakers consider new proposals, ‘responsible AI governance is crucial’

As Florida lawmakers weigh in on issues related to artificial intelligence, the state’s Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky wants to make sure regulators can properly oversee insurance companies’ use of AI. “Responsible AI governance is crucial,” Yaworsky told the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee last week. “I’m not an opponent of AI, but I think it…

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