#Autonomous Medical Coding

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Discover the game-changing advantages of Autonomous Medical Coding in healthcare with our video on the "Top 5 Benefits." Explore how it streamlines automated medical claims processing, revolutionizes end-to-end RCM solutions, and optimizes revenue cycle management services. Witness how autonomous coding transforms healthcare efficiency, accuracy, and financial success, shaping the future of healthcare operations.

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the supreme court of Mexico has made a historic decision by ruling that federal criminal penalties for abortion are unconstitutional. in addition to being a victory for women's rights in Mexico, this ruling also reflects the growing trend in latin america to recognize and uphold reproductive rights.

the court's ruling requires that abortion must be taken out of the federal penal code. as a result, any pregnant woman or individual can now get an abortion without worrying about facing legal ramifications. all government healthcare organizations, including the public health service, are now required to offer abortion services to anyone who requests them.

the journey is still far from over, though. even if the federal law has changed, roughly 20 states in Mexico still forbid abortion. there will be more court cases in these states.

social media lit up with joyous posts. the choice was praised as a "big step" in the direction of gender equality by Mexico's national agency for women. however, there were dissenting opinions, and like the united states, many of them came down to fundamentalist, reductive religious beliefs. some people vowed to continue fighting against increased access to abortion because of these beliefs and they will no doubt be joined by many others in these efforts.

regardless, this choice is the result of years of campaigning and activism. a northern state's abortion laws (Coahuila) were upheld by the court two years ago. this launched a campaign towards decriminalization on a state-by-state basis. Aguascalientes just became the 12th state to decriminalize abortion last week.

what does this mean, though, for a typical Mexican woman? while the decision does not ensure that every woman will have rapid access to abortion care, it does require federal agencies to provide it, according to Fernanda daz de León, a legal expert for a women's rights organization. this could have a cascading effect that makes it more difficult for medical professionals to refuse abortions in jurisdictions where they are no longer against the law.

however, problems still exist. women still encounter opposition and legal obstacles, even in states where abortion is allowed. although the battle for reproductive freedom continues, this decision marks a critical turning point.

the "green wave" of abortion rights is spreading over latin america. countries like Argentina and Colombia have legalized abortion as a result of this movement, which is signified by green bandanas. this stands in stark contrast to the expanding abortion restrictions in some areas of the united states, where conservative state legislatures have launched an assault against a woman's right to choose. six months post-roe, 24 us states have banned abortion or are likely to do so

in spite of this, a reminder of the larger struggle for women's rights and physical autonomy is provided by the situation in Mexico. recognizing the inherent rights of half~ the world's population is more important than focusing on just one nation or one set of laws.

keep in mind that change is difficult as we fight for these rights. it calls for perseverance, fortitude, and community. Mexico's decision offers a ray of light, but there is still a long way to go until every woman has the freedom to make her own decisions.

more than anything, the abortion verdict in Mexico serves as a reminder of the practical effects of activism and campaigning. in order to achieve a society that promotes and respects the rights of all people, we must keep fighting against oppressive and restrictive regimes that would deny any individual the autonomous right to determine what occurs with their own body.

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I walk into Princeton-plainsboro clinic presenting with my normal gastroparesis hoping for some anti nausea. House isn't interested until he tells me to look him in the eyes and i tell him I'm autistic. I am admitted.

On the whiteboard house writes GASTROPARESIS, DEHYDRATION, KIDNEY STONES, ANXIETY, ENDOMETRIOSIS, POTS, AUTISM.

Lupus is suggested as a cause, it's never lupis.

I am ordered several expensive medical tests but since I'm Australian I refuse because of the cost. House limps in, calls me a "tranny faggot" and tells me my treatments free because of his bigotry. Cuddy sighs but he did call me a tranny faggot so she scolds house and puts him on more clinic hours.

Foreman calls me a faker cause no 25 yr old can have all this until I spew oil on his shoes and code.

Cameron is sympathetic busy lusting over house.

Chase and I bond because we're both Australian and nothing else. I mention I'm a virgin and he tells house

House bursts in yelling why I didn't tell him I'm a virgin and asks why. I tell him I'm asexual and he then puts "virgin asexual" on the whiteboard.

Everybody is confused until house explains I have a rare autonomous nerve system disorder that makes me asexual. I have surgery. I am now healthy and some reason not asexual anymore.

Wilson is too in this episode and tells house he only cared cause he was jealous of my autistic swag.

[yanban-san]

if it's not a bother,

could you show some more artwork of yours?

-a person who loves others art🩵

Sure! I've been doing a few sketches of some Android-mas (Yandroids, courtesy of Stardust on Ro's Discord <3) over on Discord- I'll share em here though. ^^

Here's the first one, I got bored when I got the legs lol:

Here's the second attempt- I once again got bored when I got to the legs but not too much

I saw some art of Android Ingo and Emmet with screen display faces and tbh that's my absolute favorite kind of "face" for any robot character- LED screens are really fun and cute looking, imo.

Some Headcanons about the Android boys: ◮ These two are bio-electric androids, rather than straight up machines. They're half synthetic cellular construct, half AI-powered battle machine- And beloved by the public as unofficial heroes and mascots of Android tech. ◮ They are completely autonomous, and can function for years without maintenance- They are self repairing, self fueling, and they were also some of the first androids ever released before someone realized it was a bad idea to give your lethal autonomous AI bots the ability to self-sustain. ◮ They have two "cores" that power their bodies- A biological core, much like a "heart", that supplies their biological functions with fuel, and a power core that provides them with all the power they need for their mechanical functions- They can also use their power core to power other machinery, or give themselves a super-boost in combat if needed. The bio-core is a biological hazard and contains chemicals known to the town of Undella to cause not just regular cancer, but probably Super Android Cancer- Luckily no one's trying to eat them or rub their eyeballs on their hearts. Their power cores, on the other hand, are radiation hazards when exposed- And protected by thick metal and polymer plating to prevent leaks.

◮ They are battle Androids, designed to protect interstellar transit routes or regular passenger transit- Protecting passengers is how they ended up becoming heroes as people recorded their battles against rogue drones and other threats.

◮ They have nanobots- Innumerable armies of miniscule robots inside of them that repair any broken pieces, heal/repair/grow any synthetic cells, or even specialized attack bots that dissolve any foreign materials in their bodies- Or outside. They also come equipped with the ability to synthesize human/pokemon medic bots to stabilize any injured passengers- And they can control their nanobots, as well.

◮ Androids have an extremely long list of precepts and codes they have to follow- If they attempt to disobey their precepts, their bodies literally stop working. Most precepts were things along the lines of the Three Laws of Robotics, but more and more kept being added with various legal cases and lawsuits and eventually P.R cases and public safety. ◮ They have regulators that prevent their synthetic neurons and other biological functions from acting on any... organic urges they might have, despite their genetically engineered origins. Sure would be bad if those broke, wouldn't it?

◮ Their LCD screen displays can make various emoticons for them to convey their meanings- Ingo and Emmet also use their signature triangle smiles to help differentiate the two for maintenance crews and the public.

◮ Also! Forgot to add, their limbs aren't attached to their body normally- They can launch them like drones at targets or grapple things from afar, and they can pull themselves to their limbs if needed.

And finally, some emoticon displays:

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Here we have Ralph! Ralph the repair dragon!

From mechanical medic.

There's a lot on this page to go through. Given that Ralph is an intriguing character. There's a whole lore dump right here. But you don't have to read that all the way.

I shall explain everything on the page. I am probably going to over explain

First of all you have wonderful Ralph. I have loved this character to death, but his colors were an idea. I am super happy with how he came out. Big metal dragon with a couple of medical symbols on them. They were not created by fazco. Or well their body and model weren't. That came from another company it was making animatronics for non-entertainment. Ralph's body was originally a large hazard medical unit. Acting as an ambulance that could walk through rubble. Fasco though bought out the body and modified it for animatronic needs. Making a mechanical medic.

There of course was a half done spray job. Painting around the medical symbols to try and make Ralph look more dragonish. Adding horns and such. This also include a fabric membrane and metal rod that formed with some wings. Hazardly putting them on the large industrial arms. Once used for moving rubble. The inside medical stretcher / caring unit was somewhat hollowed out and replaced with a smaller DREAD unit. Now optimized for repairs. They're also was to cable attachment points placed on Ralph. At first they were placed in as a way to make their dragon fly. Of which a unique separate cable system was made. Having a gearbox attached to two loops that allowed for Ralph to tilt in midair.

Ralph also has small mechanical spider-like things called their hands. Pizza Plex attendees call them baby dragons though. Many of them were given googly eyes to draw attention away from the fact that they were not autonomous. There are a lot of these guys. For the most part they are stored within Ralph's repair area. They're able to give an electric shock that can down any animatronic. Able to use there Numbers to drag animatronics out of spaces that Ralph cannot go into.

The original company of course did not have AI in their robots. This was changed. Fazco adding their own AI into the system. Although they were too lazy to actually get mechanical coding for the robot. Instead scanning in some mechanics notebooks from the pizza plex itself. Which now makes up Ralph's mechanical knowledge. This is where the little souls come in.

Ralph's AI was generated to feel like a standard worker. Basically he's tired all the time. He only was supposed to have one AI. But the mechanics notebooks that were scanned in were of dead mechanics. All of them dying within the pizza plex. These formed the red, blue, and hazel spirits. The souls are fractured. Given that they are only the lingering of what was written in the mechanics notebooks. When Ralph first noticed the spirits inhabiting his body he classified them as an error and an extra AI that formed due to the notebooks. This of course was not the case but being very mechanic sounding That is what Ralph believed.

You can often tell it is Ralph in control due to how monotone and bored they sound. Ralphs known for being unnaturally cold and logistical. Not making for a fun conversation. Ralph does know how to dance though. And has enough compassion to drag the daycare attendance out of the daycare when their hours close.

The red soul is known for his outgoing, angry nature. Usually known for being rough and truthful. Later on when Ralph and the spirits start to meld, Ralph's eyes will change to a red triangle when angry or purposely possessed by the spirit.

The blue soul is known for being soft and caring. Often sad or fearful of how events will go. Later on when Ralph and the spirits start to meld, Ralph's eyes will change to a blue circle when calm or sad or purposely possessed by the spirit.

The Hazel spirit is known for being loud and joking. Often very humorous and happy. Later on when Ralph and the spirits start to meld, Ralph's eyes will change to a blue square when happy or humorous or purposely possessed by the spirit.

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Artificial Intelligence Ethics Courses - The Next Big Thing?

With increasing integration of artificial intelligence into high stake decisions around financial lending, medical diagnosis, surveillance systems and public policies –calls grow for deeper discussions regarding transparent and fair AI protocols safeguarding consumers, businesses and citizens alike from inadvertent harm. 

Leading technology universities worldwide respond by spearheading dedicated AI ethics courses tackling complex themes around algorithmic bias creeping into automated systems built using narrow data, urgent needs for auditable and explainable predictions, philosophical debates on superintelligence aspirations and moral reasoning mechanisms to build trustworthy AI.  

Covering case studies like controversial facial recognition apps, bias perpetuating in automated recruitment tools, concerns with lethal autonomous weapons – these cutting edge classes deliver philosophical, policy and technical perspectives equipping graduates to develop AI solutions balancing accuracy, ethics and accountability measures holistically. 

Teaching beyond coding – such multidisciplinary immersion into AI ethics via emerging university curriculums globally promises to nurture tech leaders intentionally building prosocial, responsible innovations at scale.

Posted By:

Aditi Borade, 4th year Barch,

Ls Raheja School of architecture 

Disclaimer: The perspectives shared in this blog are not intended to be prescriptive. They should act merely as viewpoints to aid overseas aspirants with helpful guidance. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research before availing the services of a consultant.

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6 Fun and Educational OpenCV Projects for Coding Enthusiasts

OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision Library) is an open source computer vision and machine learning software library used to detect and recognize objects in images and videos. It is one of the most popular coding libraries for the development of computer vision applications. OpenCV supports many programming languages including C++, Python, Java, and more.

Coding enthusiasts who are looking for fun and educational OpenCV projects can find plenty of interesting ones across the web. From creating facial recognition applications to motion detection and tracking, there are numerous projects that can help hone coding skills and gain a better understanding of OpenCV. Here are 6 fun and educational OpenCV projects for coding enthusiasts:

1. Facial Recognition Application: This project involves creating an application that can detect faces in images and videos and recognize them. It can be used to create face authentication systems, such as unlocking a smartphone or computer with a face scan.

2. Motion Detection and Tracking: This project involves creating a program that can detect and track moving objects in videos. It can be used for applications such as surveillance cameras and self-driving cars.

3. 3D Augmented Reality: This project involves creating an augmented reality application that can track 3D objects in real time. It can be used for applications such as gaming and virtual reality.

4. Image Processing: This project involves creating a program that can manipulate and process images. It can be used for applications such as image recognition and filtering.

5. Object Detection: This project involves creating a program that can detect objects in images and videos. It can be used for applications such as autonomous vehicles, robotics, and medical imaging.

6. Text Detection: This project involves creating a program that can detect text in images and videos. It can be used for applications such as optical character recognition and document scanning.

These are just some of the many fun and educational OpenCV projects that coding enthusiasts can explore. With a little bit of research and practice, anyone can create amazing applications with OpenCV.

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Yes, it is once again abominably late 🙈 In my defense, as of today I am on sick leave, so I have some time to gently coax my sleeping rhythm back into a more acceptable time frame.

But for now: Here is another snippet!

I keep jumping wildly between WIPs. This one also goes into the Emil-prompt-collection, though this is Rios's chapter (which I just started now). Or it will be, eventually. Sometimes you need to spend 500+ words pondering the nature of the medical emergency (hologram)...

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For the seventh time in the last twelve hours, Emil called up the neurological readings on the biobed’s display and studied them intently. He could have simply let his programme interface with the ship’s medical systems (and somewhere in the depth of this code, this connection was being established to verify his visual input). But the motions of manually checking on his patient had something… calming, perhaps.

Of course, as a hologram, purpose built for medical emergencies, he did not need to perform calming actions for himself. He did not have emotions that needed to be addressed, not in the way his organic patients did. But in the year since his first activation, the EMH had found that his behavioural and socio-affective algorithms did benefit from performing certain actions that, in a human, might have been considered emotional regulation.

If anyone asked him, he could always say that he was gathering the data visually to calibrate his autonomic diagnostic algorithms. If he ever found himself disconnected from the ship’s various systems due to a technical emergency, he would have to deal with whatever crisis demanded his attention by solely relying on his perceptive subroutines.

Not that anyone would ever ask. Ian might give him a knowing look, but none of the other holograms were fully aware of the extent to which Emil could or couldn’t draw information directly from the ship’s computers. And their captain… well.

Emil looked down at the lifeless form of Captain Rios and heaved a deep sigh.

The neurological readings were still unchanged, which was both a good sign, in that his condition hadn’t deteriorated, and also absolutely no help whatsoever. There was no way to know how the radiation had affected the captain’s brain until he was awake, and none of the diagnostic tools could offer any hint as to when that might happen.

Emil dismissed the holographic interface with a huff and went over to the counter to re-sort his instrument stands. Sometimes, he really longed for the sophisticated technology that was standard issue on even modest Starfleet vessels. La Sirena was very well-equipped for her size and especially her age, but her neurological scanner couldn’t hold a candle to a full suite of neuro-psychiatric assessment units. It seemed a cruel twist to give an EMH all this knowledge about the precise function of cutting-edge medical technology and how it would help in any given moment — and then to strand them in a place where they had access to exactly none of it.

Emil twirled an empty hypo-spray through his fingers. Of course, he knew that it wasn’t cruelty. The EHs' creators understood the complexity of the programmes they were working on, and their was growing advocacy to look at complex holograms as more than simple computer routines devoid of dignity and unworthy of respect. But in the end, it came down to thoughtlessness. Both the thoughtlessness of the programmers on Jupiter Station, who did not consider how their decisions might impact a hologram years down the line, and Emil’s own thoughtlessness. Because who could claim that an EMH was ‘thinking’, when he was really just following instruction laid out for him long before his instance of the basic EH installation package was ever compiled?

It was a true philosophical conundrum that —

“Um… excuse me?”

The hypospray clattered to the workbench as, for a fraction of a second, the utterly unexpected input scrambled Emil’s subroutines and made his matrix flicker. He whirled around and found himself face to face with Captain Rios.

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Robotic Invention Ideas

Robotics is one of the most exciting and dynamic fields in contemporary technology. Among other aspects of our lives, robots are assisting in healthcare and transforming industries. If you are passionate about robots and want to develop the next great thing, exploring new ideas can stimulate your imagination.

Assistive Robots for the Differently Abled

Accessibility could be revolutionized by robots built to help people with disabilities. Consider a robotic exoskeleton that aids in walking and stair climbing for those who have mobility issues. In order to accommodate different needs, these robots might additionally have functions like voice recognition, real-time obstacle detection, and customizable settings.

Agricultural Robots for Smart Farming

The time for automation in agriculture is now. Robots that plant seeds, check on the health of crops, and gather produce can boost productivity and drastically cut human expenses. More sophisticated models might use AI for precision farming, maximizing productivity by utilizing real-time soil and meteorological data.

Autonomous Delivery Robots

Autonomous delivery robots may become commonplace as e-commerce grows. With the use of AI and GPS, these robots might navigate urban areas and deliver things directly to your home. By including security elements like facial recognition, products are delivered to the correct people.

Healthcare Robots for Elderly Care

As populations age, elder care becomes increasingly important. Robots may help with everyday chores, remind people to take their medications, and even keep an eye on their vital signs. AI-enabled social companion robots can also offer emotional support, which lessens senior loneliness.

Educational Robots for Interactive Learning

Students can have dynamic and interesting learning experiences in classrooms using robots. Depending on the student's interests and pace, these robots might teach languages, coding, or even problem-solving. Younger generations may find STEM professions more intriguing and approachable as a result.

Robotic inventions have as many potential applications as people can think of. Robotics is constantly redefining what is possible, from making everyday jobs easier to solving global issues. Anyone may contribute to this fascinating field by fusing creativity, technology, and a love of solving problems.

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The Future of Tensor Processing Units in Machine Learning

As machine learning continues to evolve, the demand for specialized hardware that can efficiently handle complex computations is more critical than ever. Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), developed by Google, have emerged as a cornerstone of modern AI infrastructure, providing unmatched performance for machine learning tasks. This blog explores the future of TPUs in machine learning, highlighting their advancements, potential applications, and the challenges they may face.

Advancements in TPU Technology

TPUs have undergone significant transformations since their inception, with each generation offering improvements in performance and efficiency. The latest iteration, TPU v5, known as Trillium, boasts over 4.7 times the compute performance per chip compared to its predecessor, TPU v4. This leap in capability allows for the training of more advanced AI models and supports the growing computational demands of generative AI applications like Google DeepMind's Gemini 1.5 Flash and Imagen 3.

Key advancements include:

Increased Power Efficiency: Each new generation of TPUs has focused on enhancing power efficiency while boosting computational capabilities. Innovations such as liquid cooling systems and optical circuit switches have been introduced to manage heat and improve data transfer rates within TPU pods .

Scalability: TPUs can be deployed in pods, allowing organizations to scale their computational resources seamlessly. This scalability is crucial for handling large datasets and complex models without requiring significant code modifications.

Integration with AI Frameworks: TPUs are increasingly compatible with popular machine learning frameworks beyond TensorFlow, including PyTorch and JAX. This flexibility allows developers to leverage TPUs across a broader range of applications 

Potential Applications

The future of TPUs is bright, with numerous applications across various sectors:

Generative AI: As generative models become more prevalent, TPUs will play a vital role in training these complex architectures efficiently. Their ability to handle large-scale computations will enable advancements in creative applications such as text generation, image synthesis, and video production.

Natural Language Processing (NLP): TPUs are already being utilized for NLP tasks that require rapid processing of vast amounts of text data. Future developments may enhance their capabilities in real-time translation and sentiment analysis.

Healthcare Innovations: In fields like genomics and drug discovery, TPUs can accelerate the analysis of large datasets, leading to faster breakthroughs in medical research and personalized medicine.

Autonomous Systems: TPUs can support the real-time processing requirements of autonomous vehicles and robotics, where quick decision-making based on sensor data is crucial.

Challenges Ahead

Despite their advantages, TPUs face several challenges that could impact their future:

Specialization Limitations: While TPUs excel at tensor operations, their specialization may limit their utility for tasks outside of machine learning or for frameworks not optimized for TPU usage This could hinder adoption among developers who prefer flexibility.

Cloud Dependency: Currently, TPUs are primarily available through Google Cloud services. Organizations looking for on-premises solutions may find this model restrictive, especially if they require localized processing capabilities.

Competition from Other Accelerators: As the landscape of AI hardware evolves, competition from other accelerators like GPUs and emerging technologies could challenge TPUs' market position. Continuous innovation will be necessary to maintain their edge .

Conclusion

The future of Tensor Processing Units in machine learning is poised for significant growth as they continue to evolve alongside advancements in AI technology. With increased performance, scalability, and integration capabilities, TPUs are set to become even more integral to the development of sophisticated AI applications across various industries. However, addressing challenges related to specialization and accessibility will be crucial for maximizing their potential.As organizations increasingly seek efficient solutions to meet their machine learning needs, TPUs will likely remain at the forefront of this technological revolution.

Are you interested in leveraging Tensor Processing Units for your machine learning projects? Explore More about Importance of the TPUs In Machine Learning

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The Tibetan Medicine and Astronomical Calendar Digital Resource Center was established in Lhasa, Tibet

The first International academic Exchange of the Four Medical Codes was held in Lhasa on the 18th, and the Tibetan Medicine and Astronomical Calendar Digital Resource Center was inaugurated at the meeting. The center has built ten databases containing ancient books, papers and Tibetan medicinal materials.

Gong Bao, deputy chief physician of the Institute of Documentation of the Tibetan Hospital of the Tibet Autonomous Region and core staff member of the center, said that the digitization of Tibetan medicine and astronomical calendar began in 2006. After years of efforts, more than 30 researchers have collected relevant ancient books and documents in the Potala Palace, Norbulingka and other places in Tibet. It also went to Qinghai, Gansu, Yunnan, Sichuan, Inner Mongolia, Liaoning and Mongolia, the United States, France and other places to systematically collect the local collection of precious Tibetan medicine and astronomical calendar documents, and completed the digitization.

At present, the data center has built ten databases, including the database of famous Tibetan doctors, the database of Tibetan medicine astronomy and calendar literature, the database of Tibetan medicine papers, the database of Tibetan medicine prescriptions, the database of Tibetan medicinal materials, the image resource Center of Tibetan medicine experts, the database of Tibetan medicine talent institutions, the database of astronomy and calendar, the six calendar Tibetan Perpetual Calendar, and the database of Tibetan medicine Mantang.

He added that after years of efforts, the center has data including more than 1,700 letters of ancient Tibetan medicine and astronomical calendar documents, 5.37 million Tibetan perpetual calendar data, 87.76 million astronomical calendar basic data, more than 800 Mantang atlas, and 9,708 Tibetan medicine compound data.

According to the existing data of the center, the two apps of "Yinba Calendar" and "Tibetan Calendar basic data" have been launched in June 2023, with a total download of more than 70,000 times. According to statistics, more than 45,000 times have been downloaded in overseas markets, including South Asia, North America, Europe, East Asia and other regions.

It is reported that the center is a bilingual digital information system in Tibetan and Chinese, which can realize the retrieval, display and output of various resources in both Tibetan and Chinese languages, and is suitable for literature research, Tibetan medicine clinical, scientific research, industrial application, innovative development and other fields, and can provide all-round services for Tibetan medicine, Tibetan medicine education, scientific research, and medical culture institutions.