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Nine years ago, one of the main artificial intelligence scientists in the world has identified an extinction professional species."People should stop training the radiologists now," said Geoffrey Hinton, adding that it was "completely obvious" that within five years the IA would overcome humans in that field.Today, radiologists - the doctor's specialists in medical humaging who look inside the body to diagnose and treat diseases - are still in great demand. A recent study by the American College of Radiology has projected a constantly growing workforce through 2055.Dr. Hinton, who was awarded a Nobel Prize in Physics last year for pioneering research in AI, was widely correct that technology would have had a significant impact, but not as a work killer.This is true for the radiologists...

Uluslararası ticaretin kalbinde yer alan Almanya ile Türkiye arasındaki lojistik faaliyetler, işletmeler için kritik bir öneme sahiptir. Özellikle büyük ve karmaşık yüklerin taşınması söz konusu olduğunda, uzmanlık ve deneyim gerektiren Almanya ağır nakliyat süreçleri ön plana çıkar. Bu alanda doğru iş ortağı seçimi, operasyonel verimlilik ve maliyet yönetimi açısından belirleyici olabilir. Proje Taşımacılığında Almanya Farkı Büyük ölçekli endüstriyel tesislerin taşınması, enerji santrali ekipmanlarının nakliyesi veya özel mühendislik gerektiren yüklerin lojistiği gibi Almanya proje taşımacılığı hizmetleri, detaylı planlama ve koordinasyon gerektirir. Her aşaması özenle yönetilmesi gereken bu süreçlerde, taşımanın güvenliği, zamanında teslimat ve projenin genel akışına uygunluk büyük...

Help Wanted. Looking for American researchers.While President Trump cuts billions of federal dollars from institutes and scientific universities, limits what can be studied and pushes immigrants, rival nations hope to collect talents who have been put aside or be disenchanted.For decades, trying to compete with American institutions and companies was difficult. The United States were a magnet for the best researchers, scientists and academics. In general, the budgets were larger, the salary was larger, the workshops and the equipment were larger. So were the ambitions.In 2024, the United States spent almost $ 1 trillion of dollars - about 3.5 percent of total economic production - for research and development. When it was the type of long -term basic research which is the basis of American...

When Slate Auto, a start-up, presented an electrical truck of approximately $ 25,000 last month, social media lit up from the comments. Many people have seen the vehicle without frills, with a body easy to repair and nostalgic hand -craised windows, such as a refreshing antidote for padded and increasingly inaccessible cars of today.How inaccessible? The average monthly payments on new cars went up to $ 739 in March from $ 537 in January 2019, according to Cox Automotive. The new average car costs $ 47,400, with electrical models of about $ 59,200. High interest rates, now about 9.4 percent for a 72 -month loan, have made cars even more than a financial section."Prices and interest rates are both high and blocked," said Mark Schirmer, director of Industry Insights for Cox Automotive. "If y...

American presidents visit Saudi Arabia for decades and travels have often produced memorable moments - some dramatic, others definitely strange.While President Trump returns to Saudi Arabia, here is a look at four moments of the previous presidential trips to visit the leaders of the state of the Gulf full of oil.2022: Biden Fist BumpThe relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia seemed to have screwed before President Joseph R. Biden Jr. visited Jeddah in 2022.Mr. Biden, as a candidate in 2019, had promised to transform Saudi Arabia into a "paria" for the killing of the journalist of the Washington Post Jamal Khashoggi, which the CIA said he had been ordered by the Saudi hereditary prince, Mohammed Bin Salman.But while Mr. Biden worked in 2022 to manage oil prices, which incr...

Another long -term concern is pulmonary fibrosis, a progressive disease in which the scars thicken and harden the lung tissue, which make it difficult for oxygen to move in the blood flow. Dr. Elsayegh describes a lung with pulmonary fibrosis like "a rigid balloon from the party shop" - your face is blushed while trying to force the air inside, but simply refuses to swell.As a former resident of Palisades intent on returning to the neighborhood, Dr. Elsayegh is also doubling as a confident of trust, drawing on his personal experience to help his patients face uncertainties and find solutions - or at least the next steps."In an ideal world, I would go there and I would say:" Everyone who lives in the Palized and in the county of Los Angeles, we all go. We all go somewhere else and we must n...

On Monday, the British government has promised to strengthen the rules of migration and make more difficult for new arrivals to remain permanently in the country, as a sign of the growing political pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to cut the number of immigration.According to the plans, the visas for some lower skilled workers would be reduced, the linguistic requirements for immigrants have grown and the period of time necessary for most of the new arrivals to qualify for citizenship or the right to remain permanently doubled, from five years to 10.In a Downing Street speech, Mr. Starmer, who guides the government laburist party, accused his predecessors of allowing immigration of exhausting control and effectively creating an experiment with open borders."Today this Labor governme...

The rule was an effort to ensure that the world's largest data centers would be built by the United States and its allies, rather than in the Middle East or elsewhere. Biden officials were skeptical on autocratic trends and autocratic ties of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. They also argued that the rule would limit China's access to chips and data centers in other countries, which could strengthen Beijing's strategic and military skills.The rule, which should have come into force on May 15, allowed unlimited sales of chips to 18 allies such as Great Britain, Germany and Japan and blocked sales in China, Iran and other opponents. All other countries, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, India, Israel and Poland, faced limits on the number of chips...