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Stanford researchers lead AI breakthrough in treatment for depression

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🥲 Stanford researchers lead AI breakthrough in treatment for depression
🌐 Global study underlines increasing audience concerns of AI influence on news
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Brain scans combined with artificial intelligence (AI) have led to an important breakthrough in categorizing depression into six unique types.
As part of a study led by researchers at Stanford Medicine, California, published this month in the Nature Medicine journal, subtypes or “biotypes” of depression have been identified. The findings can pinpoint treatments that are more or less likely to be effective for an individual based on the type of condition they have.
The team of scientists which included members from the University of Sydney used data from 801 people with depression and anxiety. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used, firstly to scan participants’ brains while they were at rest and then while performing different tasks to get an understanding of how they function and compare cognitively and emotionally.

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An industry report has indicated a growing global trend of consternation about the increasing threat posed by the use of AI in news production and disinformation.
The study was conducted by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, with its annual Digital News Report canvassing the views and perspectives of almost 100,000 people across 47 countries.
The report underlines the evolving challenges newsrooms face due to AI and the need for effective solutions to engage the public, maintain trust, and sustain business.
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