
James White
Articles
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1 month ago |
nature.com | Colin B. Josephson |Demilade Adedinsewo |Zahra Azizi |James White |Gabriella Waters |Fereshteh Hasanzadeh
Artificial intelligence (AI) is delivering value across all aspects of clinical practice. However, bias may exacerbate healthcare disparities. This review examines the origins of bias in healthcare AI, strategies for mitigation, and responsibilities of relevant stakeholders towards achieving fair and equitable use. We highlight the importance of systematically identifying bias and engaging relevant mitigation activities throughout the AI model lifecycle, from model conception through to deployment and longitudinal surveillance.
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Jul 2, 2024 |
startupsavant.com | James White
In a January 27 press release, web design software startup company Squarespace announced that the business filed a draft S-1 registration to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). While details of the form were yet to be unveiled, the web development startup company said that the registration would take effect after the SEC completes its review of the statement.
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Jun 7, 2024 |
cutimes.com | Michael Ogden |James White |Jim DuPlessis |Peter Strozniak
The $65 million project represents sustainability for the CU and the Madison, Wis. community. UW Credit Union's new headquarters. Credit/Hedi Rudd After nearly 30 years at its old headquarters and doubling its employee base, officials with the $5.5 billion UW Credit Union in Madison, Wis. realized they had effectively outgrown the space and needed to plan for something bigger and more sustainable for the credit union's future in Wisconsin's capital city.
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May 31, 2024 |
tmcnet.com | James White
Maryland, known for its rich history and diverse landscapes, has also emerged as a leader in the United States' renewable energy movement. The state's journey towards adopting solar energy is a testament to its commitment to environmental sustainability and energy independence. Renewable Energy Advisors have played a crucial role in guiding this transition.
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Mar 15, 2024 |
newyorkfolk.com | James White
Abortion organizations hosted at Olivia Rodrigo‘s “Guts” tour will no longer be distributing emergency contraceptives at the singer’s concerts. Organizers tell Variety that after widespread media attention, local abortion funds were told Thursday afternoon that they were no longer allowed to hand out free emergency birth control pills and other reproductive health resources at the concerts.
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