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AI model for predicting Alzheimer's disease using voice patterns
Researchers have developed an AI model that can use voice patterns to predict the progression of mild cognitive impairment to Alzheimer's-related dementia with 78.5% accuracy. The study leverages data from Framingham Heart and integrates natural language processing techniques to provide a cost-effective and accessible remote screening tool via a smartphone app. For more information, please visit the TDR website.
Mind-reading AI recreates images from brain scans
An AI system that can analyse brain scans and recreate the images people see. Still in its early stages, the technology could have applications in communicating with paralysed people and deciphering dreams. The AI uses fMRI data and Stable Diffusion, a text-to-image generator, to generate accurate images of what participants saw.
WhatsApp introduces AI avatar generator
WhatsApp has launched a new AI feature that lets users create personalized avatars from text prompts. Called “Imagine”, the tool uses Meta's LLaMA language model to convert a user's description into a unique digital avatar.
AI analyzes movements and detects emotions
A new AI system, EMOKINE software, has been developed that can infer human emotions based on behavior patterns. The technology, which analyses subtle cues in body language, could have huge implications for improving human-computer interaction and lead to advances in areas such as mental health and entertainment.
Cloudflare Launches AI-Powered Bot Fighting Tool
Cloudflare (NYSE: NET) has announced a new security tool designed to protect websites from malicious AI-driven bots. The service uses advanced algorithms to distinguish between human users and automated bots, enhancing website security and user experience.
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