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3 ways AI is revolutionizing how health organizations serve patients Can LLMs like ChatGPT help?

Machine learning and AI are transforming medical treatment involving functionality, diagnostics, and more. Meanwhile, large language models like ChatGPT are still in the early stages.

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AI Breakthrough: Paralyzed Man Gains Arm Mobility - ARAB TIMES

AI Breakthrough: Paralyzed Man Gains Arm Mobility - ARAB TIMES
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Progress for paralyzed patients: First implanted device is placed to restore arm, hand and finger movement

Onward, a medical tech company in the Netherlands, announced the first-ever surgical implant of its ARC-IM Stimulator, which restores function to the arms and hands of paralyzed patients.

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AI, implants form digital bridge to help paralyzed man move arms, hands | Health

AI, implants form digital bridge to help paralyzed man move arms, hands | Health
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AI, implants form digital bridge to help paralyzed man move arms, hands

A 46-year-old Swiss man who was paralyzed after falling on ice has regained some movement after a world-first surgery that installed an implant on his brain that uses artificial intelligence to read his thoughts, his intentions to move, and transfers them to a second implant in his abdomen that stimulates the right muscles to make parts of his body move as his brain wants them to.

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