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President Aoun underscores higher ed’s obligation to help students become ‘robot-proof’

by Greg St. Martin
“The end game is that we would really like for physicians sitting in their offices working with a patient to immediately have access to structured, compiled evidence from all of the trials that might be relevant to the patient’s needs,” said Byron Wallace, a machine learning expert and creator of RobotReviewer. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University
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Professor designs artificial intelligence to help doctors make better treatment decisions

by Allie Nicodemo
President Aoun talks about his new book at the MIT Samberg Center on Tuesday. "We don’t teach creativity. We don’t teach entrepreneurship. We have to practice it. We have to live it,” Aoun said. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University
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Robot-Proof: President Aoun outlines plan for reinventing higher ed in the AI age

by Allie Nicodemo
“I'm excited about realizing data-driven patient care and healthcare policies,” said Byron Wallace, assistant professor of computer and information science at Northeastern. “I think machine learning will be key in getting us there.”
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Paging doctor data: Machine learning and the future of healthcare

by Allie Nicodemo

Not just sci-fi: professor builds virtual humans, simulators to mimic our behavior

by Molly Callahan