AI in healthcare is an overnight success, 10+ years in the making

Very compelling results of *actual* AI impact in the clinic (without the hype)! Great summary from Irene Chen and Anna Zink .

Fantastic new 3D CT foundation model from Narges Razavian 's group at NYU Langone Health. Their performance on a variety of tasks (hemorrhage tumor, hydrocephalus, edema, alzheimer’s detection) is superior to models from Stanford University and Google Health . Compelling few-shot results too.

Artera is excited to announce the Prostate IQ Clinical Trial, led by MD Anderson Cancer Center & Dana-Farber! This pivotal study personalizes post-surgery #prostatecancer care, using the #ArteraAI test to optimize treatment & quality of life for patients: urologytimes.com/view/phase-3-t…

So how would AI-powered robots behave if we dropped them into Science Fiction literature? And can we generate useful robot constitutions 📜 from Sci-Fi? We generate the first Sci-Fi-inspired constitutions and large-scale ethics benchmark scifi-benchmark.github.io Google DeepMind

If you've been watching ArteraAI and wondering how on earth we've managed to deploy across multiple countries despite the highly varying regulatory and compliance requirements, you'll find a roadmap here thanks to our world-class AI platform team. We're hiring! Come join us!

My entire robotics career has led up to this.

Hey Brandeis University I am an Arab Israeli student at your institution. During my two semesters at Brandeis, I’ve had many professional and respectful conversations with students about the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel. No one called for my death, or the death of other Israeli

While in the Middle East, I've been meeting with Palestinians from Gaza who got out during the war or have family there now. They're almost universally disgusted with Hamas, its Arab supporters, Qatari propaganda, & "pro-Palestine" demonstrations & activism that, in their own

Last year, a source of mine at the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, told me that in early 2024, mysteriously, suddenly, and strangely, entire floor wings at the medical facility would be taken out of commission and would become off-limits to all regular Gazan

BIG NEWS from Lux🚨… American scientists––and those we attract to America🇺🇸––are what have helped make America not just great but absolutely + relatively EXCEPTIONAL. We CANNOT cede scientific supremacy to China. We don’t need talk, we need action…

.U.S. Senator John Fetterman is a tremendous friend and colleague. It’s a complete disgrace what agenda-driven members of the media and his own party are doing to attack him, all because he dares to be an independent thinker and voice. Proud to stand with John.

How Qatar bought America $100B into Congress, universities, newsrooms, think tanks, corporations and funds...thefp.com/p/how-qatar-bo…

Spam candidates have become a massive problem for startups who can't afford to solve the problem with a huge people ops staff. Y Combinator a16z General Catalyst Sequoia Capital Lightspeed Bessemer : whoever solves this will swallow the market. Takers? cnbc.com/2025/04/08/fak…

Looking for Software Engineers to join ArteraAI 's platform engineering team. You'll be responsible for owning the AWS compute infrastructure that powers ArteraAI's cancer therapy personalization tests across multiple countries and delivery platforms! lnkd.in/eGhRyAMY

We are thrilled to continue to be a leading center in radiation oncology with another very exciting collaboration to be the first in the USA to have the most advanced rotational arc cobalt SRS unit available to date (Akesis Galaxy RTI), combined with our amazing LINAC SRS

From fast test results to clinical-grade AI, Amazon Web Services helps power it all. We’re proud to partner with AWS to deliver scalable, secure, and personalized prostate cancer care. Read the case study: heyor.ca/Vtl1fe #ArteraAI #PrecisionMedicine #ProstateCancer

"You can just do things" yeah? Invent the transistor? Prove Fermat's last thm? Free-solo El Capitan? Paint like Picasso? When people say "you can just do things" it's not about hard or great things. It's almost always about quick things, not a deep commitment to excellence