Oracle CEO Larry Ellison said during the launch of the American company Stargate for a $500,000 investment in artificial intelligence, that this innovation could help with the early detection of cancer as well as the development of an effective vaccine.

Ellison indicated last week that AI could revolutionize the treatment and cure of cancer through its application in analysis methods, taking into account that “cancerous tumors contain tiny fragments that circulate in the blood, so they can be detected through a laboratory analysis.”

In this regard, he stressed that with the implementation of AI, a personalized RNA vaccine can be created for each patient with the intervention of robotics, “in approximately 48 hours.”

This is an important promise for the future of health, science and research through personalized vaccines, developed in record time, through the company Stargate that will work together with OpenAI, ChatGPT and SoftBank.

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Two students from the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) on the master’s degree in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics have developed a mobile application capable of detecting in just a few seconds if a person has a hidden disease that causes blindness.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), some 2.2 billion people on the planet suffer from some type of visual impairment or blindness, and half of these cases could have been prevented by early diagnosis.

To solve this problem, UOC students have devised a project, which is called begIA, and which allows, for example, to find out if a patient with glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy or cataracts can lead to a total loss of vision through a selfie.

An Artificial Intelligence (AI) analyzes this photograph and issues a diagnosis that, if positive, channels the person who has undergone it to the specialist that best suits their needs. Specifically, begIA is based on a neural network algorithm capable of recognizing in a frontal image of a person’s face taken with a mobile phone, using deep learning techniques, if they have an eye disease.

According to the students who have developed begIA, it arose from a personal experience, after a family member with type 2 diabetes began to lose a lot of vision and that even led him to stop driving and reading. “He developed diabetic retinopathy, an eye disease that causes loss of vision and the incidence of which can be reduced through early diagnosis”, commented these creators, Igor García Atutxa and Francisca Villanueva.

In addition to the early diagnosis of ophthalmological diseases, with begIA professionals can carry out medical monitoring from a distance since, once the correct treatment for each patient has been determined, they can continue to see its effectiveness and the evolution of the pathology through these photographs. In this way, the patient avoids traveling to the health center for examination.

From this institution, they remember that the early diagnosis of ocular diseases requires an examination of the fundus of the eye, which implies that there must be an ophthalmology specialist who had the necessary optical instruments.

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