The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and various industries is a rapidly evolving landscape, with significant implications for businesses and individuals alike. Recent news highlights the growing importance of AI in improving rare dermatological diseases, the challenges of AI adoption, and the potential benefits of AI in various sectors.
Using AI as Augmented Intelligence to Improve Rare Dermatologic Skin Diseases
Steven Daniel Daveluy, MD, FAAD, discussed how AI can leverage extensive patient data and guide dermatologists to improve early diagnosis and treatment of rare dermatological diseases through teledermatology. He highlighted the use of large data registries like DataDerm to train AI in identifying patterns and improving early diagnosis by analyzing patient journeys and various medical records.
Trump Admin Blames Removal of Black and Latino Veteran Content on AI
A Pentagon spokesperson blamed the use of AI for the accidental removal of pages highlighting contributions by women and minority groups. The removal of pages featuring Black and Latino veteran content was seen as a disrespectful erasure of history. The pages were later restored, but details about the department's removal process were not given at the time.
Micron gets boost with surging AI memory-chip sales; shares rise on earnings beat
Shares of memory-chip maker Micron Technology Inc. rose in extended trading Thursday after the company’s fiscal second quarter showed that it is still seeing a boost from AI, with its highest-capacity memory products surging in growth. Micron reported fiscal second-quarter revenue and earnings that beat Wall Street’s estimates, in part fueled by sales of its high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips, which are used in AI data centers.
TechBio’s Next Wave: Where AI Meets Biology And Investment Opportunity
TechBio stands at a critical inflection point, where computational innovation meets the reality of biopharma. Industry leaders have begun to cut through the hype and identify where sustainable value truly lies in this rapidly evolving landscape.
Training AI for Pennies on the Dollar: Are DeepSeek’s Costs Being Undersold?
DeepSeek is allegedly running on a budget so low it makes OpenAI and Google look like they’ve been burning money for fun. However, we’re not seeing OpenAI, Google DeepMind, or even smaller AI startups rushing to implement DeepSeek’s methods. China just claimed they’ve cracked the code on AI training costs, and honestly, that should make everyone a little suspicious.
Dan Ives Just Said Buying the Dip in This Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Is a "Generational Opportunity"
Respected Wedbush Securities research analyst Dan Ives recently said that taking advantage of the sell-off in Tesla stock right now could be a "generational opportunity." Ives believes that Tesla's aggressive investments in artificial intelligence (AI) will drive a turnaround in the company's EV business.
SEC Announces Agenda, Panelists for Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced the agenda and panelists for the March 27 roundtable on artificial intelligence in the financial industry. The roundtable will be held at the SEC’s headquarters at 100 F Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. from 9:00 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Build vs Buy AI Investments in 2025: Rethinking the Build vs. Buy Debate in the Wake of DeepSeek’s Rise
The traditional “build vs. buy” debate is no longer a binary choice – open AI models like DeepSeek-R1 introduce a new path where companies can leverage foundational AI technology to develop their own solutions without starting from scratch.
Cloudflare builds an AI to make life hell for other AIs
Cloudflare has created a bot-busting AI to make life hell for AI crawlers. The network-taming company built the tool after noticing that almost one percent of all requests to access web content that it can see now come from AI crawler bots.
Kingsoft Cloud Expects Operating Profit on AI Adoption
Cloud-computing firm Kingsoft Cloud says it expects to post an operating profit this year as companies integrate AI into their businesses.
Key Takeaways
- AI adoption is a rapidly evolving landscape, with significant implications for businesses and individuals alike.
- AI can be used to improve rare dermatological diseases, but its adoption is still in its early stages.
- The use of AI in various sectors, including finance and healthcare, is becoming increasingly prevalent.
- The cost of training AI models is a significant challenge, with some companies claiming to have found ways to reduce costs.
- The build vs. buy debate in AI investments is no longer a binary choice, with open AI models offering a new path for companies to develop their own solutions.
- Cloudflare has created a bot-busting AI to make life hell for AI crawlers, highlighting the challenges of AI adoption and the need for companies to develop effective strategies to mitigate these challenges.
- Kingsoft Cloud expects to post an operating profit this year as companies integrate AI into their businesses, highlighting the potential benefits of AI adoption in various sectors.
Sources
- Using AI as Augmented Intelligence to Improve Rare Dermatologic Skin Diseases
- Trump Admin Blames Removal of Black and Latino Veteran Content on AI
- Micron gets boost with surging AI memory-chip sales; shares rise on earnings beat
- TechBio’s Next Wave: Where AI Meets Biology And Investment Opportunity
- Training AI for Pennies on the Dollar: Are DeepSeek’s Costs Being Undersold?
- Dan Ives Just Said Buying the Dip in This Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Is a "Generational Opportunity" (Hint: It's Not Nvidia)
- SEC Announces Agenda, Panelists for Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence
- Build vs Buy AI Investments in 2025: Rethinking the Build vs. Buy Debate in the Wake of DeepSeek’s Rise
- Cloudflare builds an AI to make life hell for other AIs
- Kingsoft Cloud Expects Operating Profit on AI Adoption