AI is fueling transformative new brain-health technology to detect and prevent cognitive decline

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How clean-air-tech companies are trying to change the way we breathe

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The Air Shield Mini is small and light — just 5 centimeters wide and weighing the same as a AA battery.

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Food production is accelerating the climate crisis, but AI and other emerging technologies could turn things around

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The UK-based firm Twig is bioengineering some of the ingredients found in margarine.

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Trust in AI tools like ChatGPT is high among Gen Z — but Gen X and boomers aren't convinced, study finds

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  • Most Gen Xers and boomers in a Salesforce study reported not using generative-AI tools like ChatGPT.

AI personal assistants are coming. That could change everything in our personal and work lives.

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Everyone may have an AI as a personal assistant soon.

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AI is helping the healthcare industry cut wait times for patients and save thousands of hours on data retrieval. Here's how it could come to a doctor or hospital near you.

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Humans still do the heavy lifting, like medical research, but artificial intelligence is starting to help out in healthcare, too: One insurance company is automating administrative customer-service tasks, while New Mexico is using AI-driven tech to help enroll eligible newborns into Medicaid.

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