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A new artificial intelligence tool accurately predicts certain forms of cancer at least three years prior to a diagnosis (www.michiganmedicine.org)
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A new artificial intelligence tool accurately predicts certain forms of cancer at least three years prior to a diagnosis::undefined

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[–] wahming@monyet.cc 2 points 1 year ago

I agree with you that machine learning does qualify as AI, and that it applies here. That wasn't the original discussion, though. I was just saying that algorithms did not traditionally qualify as AI, up until the recent trend of calling EVERYTHING AI.