AI in Medical Imaging 2025, Grounded Reasoning, Agentic Triage, and Clinician-Ready Explainability 1. Reading Chest X-rays With Reason, Not Just Answers If you have spent time in a reading room, you know the rhythm. Scroll, zoom, compare priors, dictate, repeat. Most AI in medical imaging tools promise to make that loop faster. Fewer promise to … Read more
AI News September 6 2025: The Pulse and the Pattern If you work in AI, your week probably felt like juggling chainsaws while reading a philosophy book. On one side, real progress, from robot powered battery recycling to antibiotics designed on a GPU. On the other, hard questions about schools, safety, and where the scaling … Read more
AI in Oncology Lessons From a Landmark Lung Cancer Study on Precision Medicine Introduction If you want to understand where medicine is going, watch what happens when biology turns into data. Lung cancer is a brutal teacher, and in the last few years radiology has become a language that machines read with surprising fluency. The … Read more
How to Defend Against Prompt Injection and Other AI Attacks Prompt Injection Prevention, Security vs Utility, CaMeL vs Undefended Task completion and provable security coverage, based on the CaMeL research results Task completion Provable security Undefended system completed 84 percent of tasks with no provable security. CaMeL completed 77 percent of tasks with provable security … Read more
Building Your First Voice Agent With The gpt realtime API You can tell a lot about a platform from the first minute you talk to it. With the gpt-realtime API, that first minute feels like you are chatting with an engineer who also happens to sing in tune. It hears you, answers quickly, and does … Read more
AI News August 30 2025: The Pulse and the Pattern AI News Weekly Roundup You can tell a field is maturing when the headlines stop feeling like magic tricks and start reading like roadmaps. That is where we are today. Models are getting faster, safer, and more grounded. Hardware is humming. Policy and culture are … Read more
A Clinical Psychologist’s Guide To The New ChatGPT Parental Controls A mounted photo leans on a quiet porch corner, a baby blanket draped across it. In the weeks after sixteen‑year‑old Adam Raine died by suicide, his parents opened his phone and discovered the longest record of his days not in texts or Instagram, but in ChatGPT. … Read more