Podcast: Beating Bias In AI, Anti-Tremor Gloves, AR Assisted Surgery

In this episode, we talk about a joint effort to detect bias in AI funded by Amazon and the National Science Foundation, tremor reducing gloves, and the world’s first augmented reality assisted surgery. As always, you can find these and other interesting & impactful engineering articles on Wevolver.com. 

EPISODE NOTES 

(0:45) Detecting and Mitigating Bias In AI - 

A collaboration between University of Michigan, UC Santa Cruz, Ohio State University, and Purdue University to investigate the detection and mitigation of bias in artificial intelligence.

(6:30) Tremor Stabilizing Gloves -

Five Microns has developed a glove capable of reducing essential tremors - which affects 7 million people in the U.S. alone - by ~85% using tuned mass damper technology.

(11:20) World’s First AR Assisted Surgery -

Augmented reality made its debut in the operating room by assisting the Chief Surgeon at Balgrist University Hospital with spinal surgery. 

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