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A robot found the vein, cleaned the skin, put the needle in and swapped the tubes — 1,633 times, and beat trained humans on the hardest arms. The FDA authorised it on 19 August. Its own press release contains six words almost nobody quoted.

A robot found the vein, cleaned the skin, put the needle in and swapped the tubes — 1,633 times, and beat trained humans on the hardest arms. The FDA authorised it on 19 August. Its own press release contains six words almost nobody quoted.

94.5% first-stick success — when it agrees to try. It declined 6% of arms outright. The number that includes them is 88.5%, it is printed in the manufacturer's own paper, and it is the one your lab should be tracking.

The itscybernews Team
The itscybernews Team
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An AI now spots a brain bleed before a doctor can even see it

An AI now spots a brain bleed before a doctor can even see it

It reads your CT scan in about two minutes and can flag a bleed before a human — but the same scan can be forged so well it fooled radiologists 99% of the time.

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AI just invented a cure for snakebite. Then it invented a problem.

AI just invented a cure for snakebite. Then it invented a problem.

AI can now invent proteins that never existed in nature — neutralizing snake venom, attacking "undruggable" disease. The exact same skill can design things you really don't want it to.

The itscybernews Team
The itscybernews Team