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Let’s Talk AI – April 26, 2024

In Week 17’s “Let’s Talk AI,” discover a new artificial intelligence model that is revolutionizing our understanding of human behavior by predicting our actions and reactions with astonishing accuracy. Dive into a study that draws an innovative link between gut microbiota and Alzheimer’s disease, thanks to the capabilities of AI. Explore how AI could potentially solve the challenges associated with labor shortages in Japan.

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