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Modern language AI is advancing at an unprecedented pace as innovation and research drives developers to create state-of-the-art language models that continue to inch closer to natural human speech patterns and cognitive reasoning. In our ongoing discussion on language AI and natural language processing (NLP), we have discussed ways in which these technologies have expanded […]
With NLP (natural language processing) dominating headlines in 2021, many might already be losing their capacity for astonishment at the ways AI is working with language. Last week, we looked at whether one of the more valuable products of machine translation – linguistic data – could have value in offsetting negative developments from new NLP […]
In the fascinating world of medical AI, applications that utilize machine learning to solve problems tend to amaze in unexpected ways. True to form, DeepMind, the reigning world Go champion, chess champion, and eternal victor in popular eSports such as Warcraft, may have cut its teeth in the gaming world to get where it is […]
This week the Harvard Business Review addressed the need for increased thought leadership in regulatory submissions for the tech world pertaining to cloud computing, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and smart robotics. As the author highlights, these technologies are so disruptive that the question is not only how they should be regulated, but if governments and regulatory bodies […]
With the fossil fuel industry facing daunting global challenges and governments worldwide rethinking their carbon footprints, alternative and renewable energies have had an unexpected spotlight moment during the 2020 pandemic. On the one hand, many gas and oil conglomerates have seen their global market gains depleted by reduced economic activity worldwide, as well as international […]
Interviewing CSOFT Health Sciences Strategy Advisor, Amgen VP for JAPAC, Professor Victoria Elegant; CSOFT Health Sciences SVP, Strategic Partnerships & Medical Writing, Dr. Nimita Limaye; and CSOFT International Founder & CEO Shunee Yee
One of life’s great miracles is the beginning of a new life. For some, having children is an ultimate goal in their own life-progression. Yet for people who are not able to conceive traditionally, the situation can seem dire and emotions in feeling unable to reproduce can feel devastating. The science of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) steps in where traditional reproduction leaves ff, to bring hopeful parents the successful pregnancy they desire.
With thoughts of the latest pandemic on so many of our minds, it can be useful to look to history for context and reassurance as we try to understand our current predicament. Often, it is easy to become lost in a vague picture of the developing world as the sole bearer of afflictive disease. However, a look to the past will indicate that just a few generations ago, many, if not all, of the world’s most developed cities also faced massive disease outbreaks that challenged their best abilities to contain and manage viral threats. More broadly, it is important to recognize that public health remains a transformative, ongoing work in progress for cities everywhere and at all stages of their development.
As a sudden outbreak with untold global health implications, the 2019 Coronavirus exemplifies a crisis scenario where the quality and character of the immediate response has the power to shape future efforts to tackle this incident and others like it. Seen from a global communications standpoint, the development of 2019-nCov is thematically all too familiar. As organizations and governments with the power to take up action, the need for effective communication and a coordinated, collaborative effort grows more apparent every day.
As we enter Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it is important to mark this annual observance with an up-to-date look at this grave but promising area of focus for the biomedical field. To honor those impacted as well as those working on cures and prevention, today we are looking more closely at some of the established […]
Thank you to all for making Tuesday a special evening! CSOFT’s sponsored V.I.P. Social at the elegant Empire Restaurant Boston was a large success. We welcomed guests from around the world within the medical industry. The evening’s cuisine was paired with smooth Jazz and great conversation. All of it was made possible by our wonderful […]
On September 23-25th, CSOFT will be attending the 2019 Medtech Conference in Boston along with 3,000 other attendees to network and share insight with medical technology industry leaders. Attendees will have the opportunity to witness more than 300 speakers discuss topics pertinent to today’s medical technology industry such as the increasing use of artificial intelligence, […]
