Seeing Beneath the Surface: AI Improves Skin Cancer Detection
A new deep learning model leverages advanced image analysis to improve the accuracy and interpretability of skin lesion diagnosis.
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Beyond Statistical Significance: Gauging AI Risk in Healthcare
Traditional statistical methods fall short when evaluating adaptive AI in healthcare, necessitating a shift towards quantifying and managing the inherent risks of these systems.
AI’s Green Thumb: How Language Models Favor Sustainable Investments
New research reveals that artificial intelligence systems demonstrate a clear preference for companies with strong environmental, social, and governance practices, potentially influencing financial markets.
The Hidden Risks of Financial Leverage
![Synchronization is demonstrated across a range of frequencies-[latex] \omega_{1} = \omega_{2} = 0.8, 0.6, 0.3 [/latex]-with a fixed phase relationship of [latex] \pi_{1} = 0.5 [/latex], highlighting consistent behavior despite parameter variation.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.01505v1/nuova.png)
New research reveals how interconnected bank leverage can amplify systemic risk and contribute to financial crises.
Small Models, Smarter Finance: Taming Hallucinations for Better Predictions
New research reveals that equipping smaller language models with the ability to self-correct factual errors dramatically boosts their performance in complex financial classification tasks.
AI Agents Take On Credit Risk
A new framework leverages the power of autonomous AI agents to deliver faster, more transparent, and accurate credit risk assessments.
Banking on Instability: How Shocks Ripple Through the U.S. Financial System
New research reveals that a select group of U.S. banks act as critical conduits for systemic risk, amplifying the impact of economic and policy changes.
Seeing Around the Corner: AI Predicts Liver Cirrhosis Years Before Diagnosis
A new machine learning approach leveraging routine health data can forecast the development of liver cirrhosis up to three years in advance, offering opportunities for early intervention.
Seeing Parkinson’s with AI: A Multimodal Approach
![The system classifies Parkinson’s disease by fusing information from MRI cortical thickness, clinical assessments, MRI volumetric data, and demographic features, employing modality-specific encoding followed by symmetric cross-attention between cortical and clinical data, then sparse attention-gated multimodal fusion weighted by learnable parameters [latex]\alpha_{1}-\alpha_{4}[/latex] to generate a representation [latex]\mathbf{H}[/latex] for predicting disease probability.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.00519v1/x2.png)
Researchers are leveraging artificial intelligence to better understand and profile the severity of Parkinson’s Disease using a combination of diverse patient data.
Seeing Through the Flood: AI Reconstructs Disaster Maps from Limited Data
A new deep learning approach effectively combines satellite radar and optical imagery to accurately map flood extent, even with significant gaps in visual data.