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By Rajeev Ronanki
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Investment guru Jim Cramer says buy stocks along the “digitization of everything”.
But – Even Healthcare?
CITE: https://www.r2library.com/Resource/Title/0826102549
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If this news set off an alarm bell in your head, it’s not necessarily unfounded. Emotion-recognition AI based on facial expressions is largely ineffective. Plus, algorithms used for any sort of medical or diagnostic application can be fraught with bias, leading to real-life harms for vulnerable populations.
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