AI transforms humanitarian aid
Artificial intelligence is transforming humanitarian work by helping organizations predict famines, map disasters, and deliver aid more safely. AI-powered platforms analyze real-time data and monitor the global food situation.
Copilot AI strengthens NHS services
Microsoft is rolling out its Copilot tools to more than 500,000 employees of the English National Health Service (NHS). The large-scale deployment aims to improve efficiency across the healthcare system.
Oura launches AI model for women’s health
Oura has introduced its first proprietary AI model, specifically designed to provide personalized insights into women’s health through its integrated AI assistant, Oura Advisor.
SAP and Fresenius develop sovereign AI platform
SAP and Fresenius are working together on a sovereign AI platform for the healthcare sector that will securely process sensitive clinical data. The solution is designed to meet strict governance requirements that public clouds often cannot fulfill.
AI co-pilot makes bionic hands easier to control
Researchers at the University of Utah have developed an AI co-pilot for bionic hands to make them more intuitive and easier to use. Conventional prostheses are often abandoned because controlling the individual joints and grips requires a high level of concentration.
Health, the central theme of AI use
HUMAINE, a large-scale UK-US study, found that health and wellbeing, not politics, dominate how people interact with AI. Across 40,000 conversations, users frequently discussed fitness, mental health, and medical topics, often viewing AI as a trusted confidant or health advisor.