Nickol Georgy GenerativeAI is rapidly altering medical diagnostic machinery, notably to interpret complex information like electrocardiograms (ECGs). Harvard Medical School is integrating AI into the[…]

Nickol Georgy One of the most intriguing applications of artificial intelligence (AI) is within medical school curricula. AI is increasingly being used to support medical[…]

Rida Faraz As researchers explore the use of VR in different health applications, they have found a strong use case in the physical therapy realm.[…]

Rida Faraz SightPlus is a device designed by GiveVision to help people who are visually impaired to see the world around them clearly. In the[…]

Rida Faraz Ebb was launched by Headspace as everyone’s friendly empathetic AI companion. Compared to a therapist, Ebb is designed to provide personalized meditation and[…]

Vivien Chen As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly fluent in simulating thought, attention is turning back to the body. If chatbots like ChatGPT have already passed[…]

Vivien Chen The emergence of VR gestures as programmable symbols marks a profound shift in how we conceptualize communication and knowledge itself. Unlike spoken or[…]

Vivien Chen Cities used to be purely physical spaces (streets, parks, buildings), but now they’ve become interactive systems layered with digital infrastructures. These digital infrastructures[…]

Vivien Chen “Eventually, robots will be just another surface on which we interact with AI, like our phones or computers — agents in the physical[…]

Rianna Herzlinger In 2013, Google Flu Trend (GFT) became famous for seemingly predicting the 2012-13 flu season better than the CDC. They used data from[…]