In: Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

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The future of machine learning in healthcare

Suchi Saria and fellow researchers provide a roadmap to accelerate safe, ethically responsible applications of machine learning in healthcare in recent paper published in Nature Medicine.

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Reimagining Patient Care in the Age of AI

Healthcare is universally seen as a (perhaps the) application where AI stands to have a dramatic impact. While AI offers tremendous promise, the reality is that moving AI from the bench to the bedside – developing an algorithm, then deploying it in a real healthcare setting – requires many steps and many hands.

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Neural Systems Analysis Laboratory papers accepted to major conferences

The papers were penned by five doctoral candidates – Ravi Shankar, Jeff Craley, Sayan Ghosal, Niharika Shimona D’Souza, and Naresh Nandakumar – and were accepted to two different conferences.

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Malone team wins Provost’s DELTA grant for new course on AI in healthcare

Research team from the Malone Center has been awarded a DELTA grant from the JHU’s Office of the Provost to develop an online course about machine learning aimed at those working in the healthcare research field.

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Venkataraman named in ‘MIT Technology Review’ list of top innovators under 35

The MIT Technology Review lauded her work on detecting and pinpointing the sources of epileptic seizures in the brain as “groundbreaking.”

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Hopkins course explores artificial intelligence and deep learning

Machines are now predicting stock market changes, detecting cancer, translating documents, and even composing symphonies—all thanks to an exciting new subset...