Accessibility is rarely the headline act at technology summits. But at the Amazon Web Services Summit in Johannesburg last week, it was one of the most memorable stories. The cloud infrastructure ...

Stethoscopes powered by artificial intelligence (AI) could help detect three different heart conditions in seconds, researchers say. The original stethoscope, invented in 1816, allows doctors to ...

No two human ears are exactly alike. Like our fingerprints, they bear enough variances to make each of us unique. Most of these differences are subtle, slight variations in the shape and size of the ...

DOCTORS can now use AI stethoscopes to spot heart conditions faster and earlier to save lives. Artificial intelligence has upgraded the centuries-old technology to spot critical problems in 15 seconds ...

A stethoscope "upgraded" with AI technology can help doctors detect three heart conditions in just 15 seconds. This is the revelation of researchers from Imperial College in the UK, who have shown ...

Stethoscopes equipped with artificial intelligence are being used by NHS doctors to catch deadly heart conditions. The smart stethoscopes can diagnose heart failure, heart valve disease and abnormal ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, and the latest breakthrough comes from the UK. Recently, researchers have developed an AI-powered stethoscope which is capable of diagnosing serious ...

David Byrne has been a part of the pop-culture bedrock for nearly 50 years — so long that it’s sometimes easy to take him for granted. After the creative burst that vaulted him into the public ...

Large language models (LLMs) tend to be better at solving problems if they can be trained to set out the steps they take as they try to reach the solution. This kind of ‘reasoning’ is similar to how ...

It was a warm summer evening and Klausner walked quickly through the front gate and around the side of the house and into the garden at the back. He went on down the garden until he came to a wooden ...

Swiss birth data from 1750 to 1870 reveal that girls who had lots of older brothers close to their own age were less likely to survive than were those who did not.