Move fast and heal things? AI tests regulation and medicine's cautious culture

AI tools are flooding health care. The speed of innovation, lax regulation means that many don't improve patient care, cost.
Canadian Medical Association Journal

A qualitative analysis of the barriers and facilitators to physicians and trainees seeking help for suicidality

Background: Suicidal thoughts among physicians are common and increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, yet many hesitate to ...

AI-Agents In The Grid: Automating P2P Pricing Within The Energy Stack

Know how AI-agents in the grid optimize peer-to-peer pricing. Learn how automated trading bots within the energy stack ...
CIO

The self-aware enterprise: Why AI only transforms companies that know themselves

AI is now a standard topic in boardrooms, signaling a clear shift from experimental capability to declared strategic priority. When we examine earnings call transcripts across sectors, we see AI ...