Global Intelligence Database
A new review of medical literature reveals how artificial intelligence can successfully automate the assessment of surgical skills. By tracking movements and providing objective feedback, these systems could improve the scalability and objectivity of how we train the next generation of medical professionals.
By Lin, Cella, Goldenberg, Hung
A new perspective paper argues that 2D screens are holding back chemical research, proposing a shift to immersive 'Molecular Holodecks' where scientists can physically manipulate atomic structures. This evolution from passive viewing to active, haptic interaction aims to align scientific tools with human spatial cognition.
By Mulholland, Abriata
Obstructive sleep apnoea affects a billion people, but over 80% go undiagnosed due to labour-intensive testing. A major new analysis of high-quality evidence reveals that artificial intelligence, particularly neural networks, can diagnose the condition from complex sleep data with excellent accuracy.
By Rani, Gao, Ong, Tan, Ng, Leong, Phua, Ong, Leow, Huang, Tan, Toh
A comprehensive review reveals a massive surge in artificial intelligence adoption within undergraduate medical education following the release of large language models in 2022. While tools for tutoring and grading are spreading rapidly, the field currently lacks standardised teaching methods and research into how AI affects clinical reasoning.
By Simoni, Urtubia-Fernandez, Mengual, Simoni, Royo, Egaña-Yin, Hertog, López-Ortiz, Muñoz-Tomás, Santiago-Martínez, Vahamaki, Pereira