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For over a century, the New England Journal of Medicine’s Clinicopathological Conferences have challenged medical professionals to refine their diagnostic reasoning, and now, increasingly, they are being used to assess the capabilities of artificial intelligence. Thomas A. Buckley and Riccardo Conci, both from Harvard Medical School, alongside Peter G. Brodeur, Jason Gusdorf, Sourik Beltrán, and […]

Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter I’ll never forget the look in my student’s eyes as she worked through a math lesson I had designed with ChatGPT. The goal was to connect mathematical concepts to something real — U.S. Department of Labor data on gender, income

AFFIRMING PSYCHIATRY In 1950, the brilliant British mathematician Allan Turing proposed a challenge to determine whether computers were able to think. In his version of the “imitation game,” humans were to exchange written messages with either a person or a computer. If humans could not correctly guess whether they were talking to one or the

I came across a new study this week that really got me thinking. And the paper shined a new light on the value of large language models (LLMs) in medicine and even beyond. Researchers took a stripped-down version of GPT—a model with only about two million parameters—and trained it on individual medical diagnoses like hypertension

As organizations scale their use of generative AI, many workloads require cost-efficient, bulk processing rather than real-time responses. Amazon Bedrock batch inference addresses this need by enabling large datasets to be processed in bulk with predictable performance—at 50% lower cost than on-demand inference. This makes it ideal for tasks such as historical data analysis, large-scale

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. To some, it’s the next industrial revolution, comparable to the printing press, the lightbulb, pasteurized milk, the automobile, the next best thing since sliced bread. Its usefulness is demonstrated not only in the tech industry from which it hails, but also in policing, education and business, among

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WASHINGTON—Yesterday, the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation held a hearing titled “Shaping Tomorrow: The Future of Artificial Intelligence.” During the hearing, members assessed the current state of artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on the U.S. economy. Members also heard from witnesses on how American companies are shaping the AI landscape

Agents are starting to incorporate artificial intelligence into their technology suites, according to a new survey from the National Association of Realtors. Virtually all home transactions involve the internet, and agents are leaning into existing and emerging technologies to meet clients where they are. That’s according to a new survey of Realtors released on Thursday