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The article focuses on several attempts to use artificial intelligence (AI), particularly machine-learning techniques, to diagnose COVID-19. AI is being considered a significant tool for processing different types of data and accurately predict outcomes. Noted are several issues concerning the development of AI tools for clinical setting such as significant biases with data collection method, development of the machine-learning system or analysis of the results.

A New Scientist online event revealed the scientific advances that will keep our minds and bodies in the best of health. Layal Liverpool tuned in [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

IN 2014, IBM OPENED swanky new headquarters for its artificial intelligence division, known as IBM Watson. Inside the glassy tower in lower Manhattan, IBMers can bring prospective clients and visiting journalists into the "immersion room," which resembles a miniature planetarium. There, in the darkened space, visitors sit on swiveling stools while fancy graphics flash around the curved screens covering the walls. It's the closest you can get, IBMers sometimes say, to being inside Watson's electronic brain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the potential use and benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Topics covered include how Catholic health system Mercy in St. Louis, Missouri used AI in their healthcare operations, the potential medical applications of AI, and recommendations in introducing and implementing clinical AI. It also discusses the comparison of AI with electronic health records (EHR), the metrics and return of investment (ROI) of AI healthcare, and AI healthcare companies.

AI for antibiotics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The health care industry may seem the ideal place to deploy artificial intelligence systems. Each medical test, doctor's visit, and procedure is documented, and patient records are increasingly stored in electronic formats. AI systems could digest that data and draw conclusions about how to provide better and more cost-effective care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the use of artificial intelligence in health care industry. The benefits of AI including decision making, diagnosing diseases, and cost effectiveness is mentioned. The use of robot-assisted surgery, virtual assistance, and hospital administration in medical care is also discussed. Topics include diagnostic imaging, health records management, and drug discovery.