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UK Minister for Education, Peter Kyle, recently called for a continued push toward the government's proposed AI copyright legislation, urging against resistance to the reform. Kyle stressed the government's commitment to progress, not stagnation, amidst strong opposition from the creative industries. These opponents fear the new regulations could harm artists' rights and stifle creativity. The rapid advancement of AI technology in the current digital age presents new challenges to traditional copyright law. Creative industries...

Singapore General Hospital (SGH) is developing an artificial intelligence solution called 'Augmented Intelligent Infectious Diseases' (AI2D), aimed at determining the necessity of prescribing antibiotics, reducing antibiotic usage, and identifying the most appropriate antibiotic for each patient. The project is in collaboration with DXC Technology and currently covers pneumonia cases. The AI2D model is built on de-identified clinical data of approximately 8,000 SGH patients from 2019 to 2020, including X-rays, clinical symptoms, vital signs, and infection responses.

The issue of antibiotic resistance has led to a significant number of deaths globally, posing a major public health risk. Recent research utilizing artificial intelligence technology has successfully designed a new antibiotic, Protegrin-1.2, by screening thousands of variants. It effectively kills bacteria while significantly reducing damage to human cells. The study was led by Dr. Bryan Davis from the University of Texas, who used a system called SLAY to screen a vast number of antibiotic peptides, ultimately discovering this new selective antibiotic. Experiments showed that Protegrin-1.

Nintendo's President, Shuntaro Furukawa, has expressed his stance on the use of generative artificial intelligence in games, voicing concerns over copyright and emphasizing the importance of maintaining uniqueness. During the Q&A session with investors, Furukawa clearly stated that generative artificial intelligence is a risky technology that may infringe upon intellectual property rights. Generative artificial intelligence typically uses a large amount of copyrighted content for learning, which