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China Launches Its First Fully AI-Powered Hospital Providing Comprehensive Patient Care
Researchers at Tsinghua University have created an “Agent Hospital” run entirely by AI, using 14 virtual doctors trained on over 500,000 medical cases to diagnose and treat patients without any human staff. The system can [...]
Bioethics Education International Winter School 2025 Synopsis – Charlotte Montigny, BS University of Florida
This week, I had the honour and privilege of attending the Bioethics Winter School directed by Dr. Ana Lita. Having just started to dip my toe in the world of Bioethics, I found this program [...]
Biotechnology in the FY 2026 NDAA: Strategic Implications — and Recommendations — for Joint Force Readiness
The recently released FY 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) marks a watershed moment in the integration of biotechnology as a core element in the current and near future development of United States (U.S.) defense [...]
The Convergence of Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence, and the Viability of a Noetic Neuroethics.
We are honored to have Dr. James Giordano PhD DPhil as your guest speaker at the upcoming school online. The convergence of neuroscientific methods and knowledge with iteratively autonomous agentic AI systems engenders profound epistemic, [...]
Artificial Intelligence: A Double-Edged Sword in Support and Subversion of the Biological Weapons Convention Part One: Framing the Issues
The recent announcement that artificial intelligence (AI) will be employed to surveille and support compliance with the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) reflects both the capabilities for data collection, integration and analysis that such systems enable, [...]
