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  • 1 week ago | itbrief.com.au | Kaleah Salmon

    RadNet has announced its intention to acquire iCAD and integrate the company into its DeepHealth portfolio of solutions. iCAD currently provides its breast imaging artificial intelligence (AI) solutions to over 1,500 healthcare provider locations in 50 countries. The company's ProFound Breast Health Suite is used in screening and diagnostic mammography workflows worldwide.

  • 1 week ago | itbrief.com.au | Kaleah Salmon

    ABBYY has released a new application programming interface (API) named Document AI API, designed to assist developers in converting unstructured business documents into structured and accurate data. The Document AI API offers a developer-focused interface with minimal setup required and pre-trained models. This can facilitate the creation of proof-of-concepts and the integration of optical character recognition (OCR) technology and intelligent document processing (IDP) into business workflows.

  • 1 week ago | ecommercenews.com.au | Kaleah Salmon

    Menulog has introduced a new AI Assistant intended to streamline the food ordering process for customers in Australia. The AI Assistant offers users personalised meal recommendations, assists in searching for new dining options, and enables placing customised food orders via a text-based chat interface. This tool is designed to draw on customer preferences and past orders to make tailored suggestions that can help diners discover local selections.

  • 1 week ago | itbrief.com.au | Kaleah Salmon

    InfluxData has announced the general availability of InfluxDB 3 Core, its latest open-source time series database, and InfluxDB 3 Enterprise, which provides additional features for production use. InfluxDB 3 Core is now available under the MIT/Apache 2 open source licence and is positioned as a high-speed, recent-data engine built to handle real-time, high-resolution, and high-velocity workloads. Use cases include IoT, edge computing, observability, and AI/ML systems.

  • 1 week ago | itbrief.co.uk | Kaleah Salmon

    Virgin Atlantic has become the first airline to launch an 'AI Champion' apprenticeship, developed in partnership with UK education technology firm Cambridge Spark. The apprenticeship aims to strengthen artificial intelligence fluency among non-technical staff. The initial group of apprentices includes employees from Flight Operations, Engineering, Finance, Communications, and the People Team, representing a cross-section of the airline's business functions.

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