The US Department of Transportation is launching a pilot program that will allow new types of aircraft resembling “flying cars” to begin test operations as early as summer 2026. The initiative aims to help develop safety rules for the emerging air mobility market.
A new Nature Communications study suggests that insulin resistance tracks with higher risk for 12 cancer types. An international research team applied an unusual approach — instead of measuring insulin resistance directly, they developed an algorithmic proxy, opening the door to population-scale risk analyses. Here’s why that matters.
Language models are widely capable of answering health-related questions — a topic that the media have covered extensively. These are truly remarkable advancements. However, the process of implementing them into real life rarely draws the same attention; it is accompanied by tedious paperwork and annoying safety issues.
AI models for healthcare are proliferating, but most never leave the labs. Real-world deployment is far more complicated than any multiple-choice graduate exam – hospitals use different systems, data formats, and security protocols that resist standardization. Kaapana, an open-source platform developed at the German Cancer Research Center, addresses translation barriers by providing standardized infrastructure for medical AI research.
