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femalefirst.co.uk > health > improves-breast-cancer-detection-30-study-finds-1437365.html

AI improves breast cancer detection by up to 30%, study finds

AI improves breast cancer detection by up to 30%, study finds1+ hour, 28+ min ago   (383+ words) Artificial intelligence is beginning to change how breast cancer is detected, with new research suggesting that AI-supported breast MRI scans can improve diagnostic accurac'y. AI improves breast cancer detection Breast MRI is an important tool for identifying potential cancers, particularly…...

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femalefirst.co.uk > bizarre > apes-power-imagination-1437288.html

Apes have the power of imagination

Apes have the power of imagination2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (375+ words) Apes can play pretend and imagine objects that are not really there " a skill long thought to be uniquely human. Bonobo apes have a sense of imagination In a landmark study, researchers showed that a bonobo was able to understand…...

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femalefirst.co.uk > parenting > half-indian-gen-parents-rely-parenting-advice-1436464.html

Over half of Indian Gen Z parents rely on AI for parenting advice

Over half of Indian Gen Z parents rely on AI for parenting advice2+ week, 4+ day ago   (344+ words) More than half of Indian Gen Z parents now rely on artificial intelligence for parenting advice instead of traditional search engines, according to a new consumer insights report. AI is becoming a trusted source of parenting advice for Indian Gen…...

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femalefirst.co.uk > bizarre > mosquitoes-thirsty-human-blood-1436125.html

Mosquitoes are thirsty for human blood

Mosquitoes are thirsty for human blood3+ week, 3+ day ago   (386+ words) Mosquitoes are increasingly turning to humans for their next meal as biodiversity loss strips them of traditional animal hosts, scientists have warned. Mosquitoes are becoming reliant on human blood New research from Brazil's Atlantic Forest " one of the most biodiverse…...

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femalefirst.co.uk > parenting > new-research-reveals-adolescence-lasts-early-30s-1436095.html

New research reveals adolescence lasts into the early 30s

New research reveals adolescence lasts into the early 30s3+ week, 4+ day ago   (401+ words) Adolescence may last far longer than anyone realised, with new research suggesting the teenage phase of brain development continues until the early 30s. The finding comes from one of the largest studies ever carried out on how the human brain changes…...

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femalefirst.co.uk > travel > robot-joins-cabin-crew-assist-passengers-russian-commercial-flight-1436058.html

AI Robot joins cabin crew to assist passengers on Russian commercial flight

AI Robot joins cabin crew to assist passengers on Russian commercial flight3+ week, 4+ day ago   (315+ words) A Russian low-cost airline has tested a humanoid robot as a flight attendant, demonstrating how artificial intelligence could assist cabin crew in the future. Humanoid robot assists passengers on Russian flight Volodya, developed by Unitree Robotics, greeted passengers, checked boarding…...

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femalefirst.co.uk > bizarre > german-shepherds-happiest-looking-dogs-1435853.html

German shepherds are the happiest-looking dogs

German shepherds are the happiest-looking dogs3+ week, 6+ day ago   (352+ words) German shepherds really do look pleased to see you " and now scientists say there is a reason why. German shepherds are the happiest-looking dogs A new study has found that German shepherds and poodles have the happiest-looking faces of all…...