Authors William Martin Stevenson University of Southern Denmark Anne Gerdes University of Southern Denmark Lukas Galke Poech University of Southern Denmark Anton Danholt Lautrup University of Southern Denmark DOI: https://doi.org/10.1609/aies.v9i4.43319 Abstract Generative artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed our relationship with data, and the proliferation of artificially generated, synthetic, content on the internet has sparked much

Artificial intelligence has just taken a significant step forward in one of medicine’s most consequential judgment calls: deciding whether a suspicious breast lesion is cancerous or benign. In a prospective multicenter study published in Holistic Integrative Oncology, researchers developed a deep learning system called TGMIL — a temporal-guided, multi-scale, multi-instance learning network — that analyzes

A Tallinn University doctoral project connects webcam-based expression analysis with facial responses from a human-like AI agent. Tracking individual facial movements gave the system finer, more stable control than broad emotion labels. Experiments exposed disagreements between analysis tools and demographic bias, limiting claims about reliably interpreting emotions. A digital face can look convincing until its

Introduction Psoriasis has definitively transitioned from a skin-limited disease to a systemic inflammatory disorder. It functions as an “inflammatory pump” driving multi-organ comorbidities via the Skin–Vascular Axis—a crucial immunovascular conduit translating persistent cutaneous inflammation into systemic vascular injury.1–3 This paradigm shift has catalyzed the field of cardio-dermatology, focusing on the critical interface between immune-mediated skin

Bacterial vaginosis is one of the most common vaginal syndromes affecting reproductive-age women worldwide, yet its diagnosis and progression remain surprisingly difficult to pin down. Clinicians have long known that the condition arises when the normally Lactobacillus-dominated vaginal microbiome shifts toward a community dominated by anaerobic bacteria. What has remained unclear is how gradual changes

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[Adobe Stock] Since early 2023, large language models (LLMs) have posted passing-level scores on medical licensing exam questions. A study published that February found that the first iteration of ChatGPT, based on the GPT-3.5 model that debuted in 2022, scored at or near the passing threshold on publicly available questions from all three steps of

The humble stethoscope has been a physician’s companion for more than two centuries, but the skill of interpreting what it hears, the soft whoosh of blood through heart valves, the crackle of fluid in diseased lungs, has always depended on years of human training. Now, a pair of researchers at Saudi Electronic University in Riyadh