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  Olusegun Oyekanmi

  

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  Unlocking AI’s potential requires challenging our thinking - PR Daily

  prdaily.com - Casey Weldon

  It’s time to start embracing AI as a creative partner rather than just an efficiency tool. Many early adopters of artificial intelligence have focused …

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  Olusegun Oyekanmi

  

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  Artificial intelligence to enhance the diagnosis of ocular surface squamous neoplasia

  nature.com - Kincső Kozma, Zoltán Richárd Jánki, Vilmos Bilicki, Adrienne Csutak, Eszter Szalai

  To provide an artificial intelligence (AI) method using in vivo confocal microscopy (IVCM) to differentiate ocular surface squamous neoplasia (OSSN) …

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  Olusegun Oyekanmi

  

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  AI agents are all the rage. But no one can agree on what they do.

  Business Insider - Lakshmi Varanasi

  "Agents" are one of the buzziest topics in AI, and companies have been rolling out one after another since the start of the year. But few agree on what they actually do. In January, OpenAI released Operator, an agent that can browse the web, book travel tickets, and create memes. Enterprise …

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  Olusegun Oyekanmi

  

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  Generative AI lacks the human creativity to achieve scientific discovery from scratch

  nature.com - Amy Wenxuan Ding , Shibo Li

  Scientists are interested in whether generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) can make scientific discoveries similar to those of humans. However, …

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  Olusegun Oyekanmi

  

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  AI Agents Need To Be Managed As If They are Human

  Forbes - Joe McKendrick

  This year’s hot topic is agentic AI, and the specific tasks or services that AI agents can accomplish with minimum human intervention. The question is, how prepared are organizations to make AI agents work as intended? While the technology is still relatively immature, more than half (51%) of …

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  Olusegun Oyekanmi

  

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  AI Meet Maslow and His Hierarchy of Needs and Value

  Forbes - Barry Libert

  In 1943, Abraham Maslow published his foundational work on the hierarchy of human needs. Maslow noted that human needs span from tangible — food and water (sustenance) — to intangible — self-esteem and creativity (self actualization), with intangible needs being the most valuable and scalable once …