The BMJ
PulseAugur coverage of The BMJ — every cluster mentioning The BMJ across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Alibaba Health's Qinglizi AI partners with NEJM, JAMA, and BMJ
Alibaba Health's AI platform, "Qinglizi" (Hydrogen Ion), has secured content partnerships with three top-tier medical journals: The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), JAMA, and The BMJ. This makes Qinglizi the firs…
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Alibaba Health's AI platform secures top medical journal content rights
Alibaba Health's medical AI platform, "hydron," has secured content authorization from NEJM Group, JAMA, and JAMA Network Open. This, combined with a prior agreement with BMJ Group, makes "hydron" the first medical AI p…
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AI datacenters face criticism over massive electricity and water use · 1 source tracked
The massive electricity and water consumption of AI datacenters is raising significant environmental concerns, as highlighted by letters to The Guardian. Critics argue that the primary uses of AI, such as companionship …
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Australia's social media age verification laws prove ineffective, study finds
A recent study published in The BMJ indicates that Australia's age verification laws for social media have been largely ineffective. Researchers from the University of Newcastle found that over 85% of teens under 16 con…
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Ali Health launches medical AI "Qing Lizi" with BMJ content deal
Ali Health has launched its medical AI assistant, "Qing Lizi" (Hydrogen Ion), which focuses on evidence-based medicine. The platform has also secured an exclusive partnership with the UK's BMJ Group, granting it access …
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Alibaba Health launches medical AI 'Hydrogen Ion' with BMJ Group
Alibaba Health has launched its medical AI assistant, "Hydrogen Ion," designed to provide Chinese doctors with reliable, evidence-based medical information. The AI will offer exclusive access to over a decade of content…
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LLMs Hallucinate in Academic and Medical Contexts, Studies Show
A new study published on arXiv investigated the hallucination tendencies of four popular LLMs—ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, and Copilot—when used for academic writing. The research introduced a "Hallucination Index" (HI) and f…