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Acoustic engineers are using sounds to make us healthier

Not that it’s something you can currently buy. It’s a research tool, one of several presented by physicists at the 183rd Meeting of the Acoustical Society of

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New AI Listens to Toilet Sounds to Detect Diarrhea

Georgia Tech engineers have developed AI that can identify diarrhea with up to 98% accuracy and could help us catch disease outbreaks early.

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New AI Listens to Toilet Sounds to Detect Diarrhea

Georgia Tech engineers have developed AI that can identify diarrhea with up to 98% accuracy and could help us catch disease outbreaks early.

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