The technical benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI), such as early diagnosis of diseases and the positive outcomes that result from this, are well known.
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to develop, significant advances are being made in its implementation in various fields to maximize its benefits, including healthcare.
The second Periodic Reporting, corresponding to the period M19-M36, was submitted to the EC on May 28th, 2024 (M38) and it was officially approved on August 20th, 2024.
The welfare state is essential in any advanced society, fulfilling fundamental rights such as quality healthcare or education, among others.
Every innovation brings with it a multitude of questions and issues that generate debate and demand a solution.
The iToBoS project was presented in the magazine Laser Focus World by means of the article “Enhance early detection of melanoma with liquid lenses”, in the Bio&Life Sciences section.
UDG has published a new peer-reviewed scientific article in the Springer Link Journal of Machine Vision and Applications. The work was supported by iToBoS project, under European Union’s Horizon 2020 grant agreement No 955221.
Society has been adapting to increasingly complex technological inventions for decades, from computers, the Internet, and smartphones to today's artificial intelligence (AI).
In autumn 2023 the European Commission (DG CNECT in collaboration with DG RTD, DG SANTE and other services and Executive Agencies) organised three online workshops on the re-use of health data resources in the field of cancer research.
This is the final blog in a series of 5 which discusses the results of the Ethical AI workshop at MPNE Consensus Data 2024.