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Doctors Find Artificial Intelligence is the Best Prescription for Expert Assistance and Patient Care

Hq Data Services August 7, 2022 0 20 sec read

In this special guest feature, Amir Atai, Ph.D. is Co-Founder and CEO of Sway AI, examines how AI is changing healthcare by improving the efficiency and quality of care on many fronts, starting with administration. The article also does a deep dive into the challenges of using AI in healthcare and how no-code AI and machine learning are automating mundane tasks and adding new diagnostic and treatment solutions to make doctors and nurses more efficient.

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Using Basic Data to Improve Public Services

In this contributed article, Prahlad Koti, a Partner at Netcompany, examines exactly what we mean when we talk about basic data, and how its digitization can assist the public and private sector. The digitization of public services is at the very top of government agendas across Europe, but the lack of accessible and reliable data, such as core information about individuals and businesses, creates challenges for digital administration.

June 16, 2022 0 18 sec read

How AI Can Prevent Rising Candidate Fraud

Candidates are lying and cheating to get hired more than ever. INSIDER recently cited a study, “The Future of Candidate Evaluation,” by our friends over at Glider AI that found candidate fraud has nearly doubled since before the pandemic. As INSIDER reported, more companies believe AI is the solution.

August 7, 2022 0 13 sec read

It’s a Numbers Game – Why Businesses Need More Women in Data and Analytics

In this special guest feature, Peggy Pranschke, VP Global Business Analytics with Vista, discusses how the barriers to success for women working as data scientist can be overcome. As the amount of data increases and the demand for specialists grows, ensuring diversity within data teams should be a priority. Diversified staff can bring different perspectives, creativity, and unbiased problem-solving to the discipline.

May 11, 2022 0 17 sec read

Algorithm Predicts Crime a Week in Advance, but Reveals Bias in Police Response

Advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence have sparked interest from governments that would like to use these tools for predictive policing to deter crime. Early efforts at crime prediction have been controversial, however, because they do not account for systemic biases in police enforcement and its complex relationship with crime and society. Scientists have developed a new algorithm that forecasts crime by learning patterns in time and geographic locations from public data on violent and property crimes. The model can predict future crimes one week in advance with about 90% accuracy.

August 7, 2022 0 24 sec read