Left unchecked, Europe’s narrow focus on AI investment will come at the health of half its population. As venture capital floods disproportionately into the AI sector, women’s health innovation — the definition of essential infrastructure — is once again left fighting for scraps. In 2021, global femtech investment peaked at €1.89bn before plunging to just €1.1bn the next year, amid a tech funding apocalypse and capital making a headlong dash towards AI. Several factors contributed to this decline — broader market conditions, withering investor risk appetite, and natural sector maturation. But the surge in AI funding coinciding with a plunge…This story continues at The Next Web [...]
In women’s health, accuracy is necessary, but it is only the first layer of product safety. It’s important for the system to know when a prediction is strong enough to act on and is built to say s [...]
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The global use of generative AI continues to grow, but the gap between industrialized and developing countries is widening. South Korea is recording the strongest growth, while China's Deepseek i [...]
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San Francisco's AI boom is driving up the cost of living so fast that even couples earning $365,000 a year can't find an affordable apartment. Median rent sits at $3,827, and homes cost $1.7 [...]