Deciphering Clinical Abbreviations with Privacy Protecting ML

Favorite Posted by Posted by Alvin Rajkomar, Research Scientist, and Eric Loreaux, Software Engineer, Google Research Today many people have digital access to their medical records, including their doctor’s clinical notes. However, clinical notes are hard to understand because of the specialized language that clinicians use, which contains unfamiliar shorthand

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Shared by Google AI Technology January 24, 2023

Google Research, 2022 & Beyond: Responsible AI

Favorite Posted by Marian Croak, VP, Google Research, Responsible AI and Human-Centered Technology The last year showed tremendous breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI), particularly in large language models (LLMs) and text-to-image models. These technological advances require that we are thoughtful and intentional in how they are developed and deployed. In

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Shared by Google AI Technology January 24, 2023

The 11 steps of the closed lesson-learning loop

Favorite A lesson, or a piece of knowledge, goes through eleven generic steps in its life cycle. That’s partly why lesson learning is not easy – the lifecycle of a lesson contains several steps if the learning loop is to be closed, and the lesson is to lead to embedded

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Shared by Nick Milton January 23, 2023

­­How CCC Intelligent Solutions created a custom approach for hosting complex AI models using Amazon SageMaker

Favorite This post is co-written by Christopher Diaz, Sam Kinard, Jaime Hidalgo and Daniel Suarez  from CCC Intelligent Solutions. In this post, we discuss how CCC Intelligent Solutions (CCC) combined Amazon SageMaker with other AWS services to create a custom solution capable of hosting the types of complex artificial intelligence

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning January 21, 2023

9 ways we use AI in our products

Favorite Here are nine ways we use AI today to make our products even more helpful. View Original Source (blog.google/technology/ai/) Here.