Time to Move technology gives users control over motion in AI-generated videos without retraining models or requiring massive computing power Researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have developed a technology that allows users to control movement in AI-generated videos using simple mouse gestures, without requiring large computing resources or retraining on massive video datasets.
AI cuts need for genetic testing for brain tumors: Mayo Clinic study – Becker’s Oncology
By: Elizabeth Gregerson
Deep learning AI models can analyze molecular and prognostic information found through routine pathology to predict tumor recurrence among patients with meningiomas, according to a study published June 5 in The Lancet Digital Health.
The models provide the same tumor information as genetic profiling, cutting down the need for the often costly and time-consuming tests, researchers from Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic said in a June 8 news release.
“Drawing on multiple de-identified datasets, the models were able to classify meningioma subtypes and predict recurrence risk using standard pathology slides that are already part of routine patient care,” the release said.
Read the full study here.
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