Health insurance company to use AI to track patient medication intake
Cigna, a large health insurance company, is about to start using artificial intelligence to better manage patients. The AI will be able to tell if the patient is not adhering to their medication schedule and will allow pharmacists to keep track of a patient's condition. They hope the AI will help reduce costs and benefit patients.
health future ai insurance artificial-intelligence health-insurance
CBSNewsRelated Articles
Elon Musk-backed AI text generator takes center stage
Everyone on social media is talking about a new piece of software called GPT-3, which has been developed by OpenAI, an Elon Musk-backed artificial intelligence lab in San Francisco. GPT-3 (Generative Pre-training) is a language-generation tool capable of producing human-like text on demand. The software learned how to produce text by analyzing vast quantities on the internet and observing which letters and words tend to follow one another
ai elon musk text gpt-3
CNBC
Microsoft replacing journalists with Artificial Intelligence
Tech giant Microsoft announced that the company is laying off dozens of journalists and editors at its Microsoft News and MSN organizations. The layoffs are part of a bigger push by Microsoft to rely on artificial intelligence to pick news and content that’s presented on MSN.com, inside Microsoft’s Edge browser, and in the company’s various Microsoft News apps.“Like all companies, we evaluate our business regularly,” says a Microsoft spokesperson
news microsoft ai msn
TheVerge
Mark Zuckerberg taking on Zoom through Messenger Rooms
Facebook is creating a new video conference version of its Messenger app called Messenger Rooms, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Friday. The new service will allow users to host a meeting with up to 50 people at once with no time limit. Zoom's free version allows up to 100 people for a maximum of 40 minutes. Facebook users can invite people to Messenger Rooms even if they don't have Facebook accounts
zuckerberg facebook video ai messenger mark zoom
CNN
Ikea purchases AI imaging startup for room visualizations
The Swedish furniture giant Ikea has purchased Geomagical Labs, an AI imaging startup, for an undisclosed amount to bring an innovative room visualization technique to its customers. Using Geomagical Labs' imaging technology, users will be able to take a picture of any room with any smartphone, remove the furniture present and be able to decorate the room virtually from scratch using Ikea furniture.
technology smartphone user startup ikea artificial-intelligence sweden customers furniture geomagical-labs imaging room visualization decorate
TechCrunch