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Is artificial intelligence smart enough now to predict Alzheimer's?
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Apr 10, 20195:33Now PlayingCan we say that artificial intelligence is actually demonstrating intelligence? The concept of AI has been around for decades and has progressed to a point where doctors may be able to use it to search for Alzheimer's and other patterns of disease. But what does current research on the brain say about how smart artificial intelligence really is? Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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