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In today's AI Digest, from protecting hospitals with AI to redefining aviation ✈️ and tackling AI ethics in elections 🇺🇸, this week’s updates cover the latest in AI's transformative impact.

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• 🩺 How AI startup Conflixis is protecting hospitals from corrupt doctors 

• 👀 Leak confirms Windows 11 AI “Windows Intelligence”

• 🔝 OpenAI reportedly developing new strategies to deal with AI improvement slowdown

• ✈️ AI in Aviation Industry

• 🇺🇸 ChatGPT blocked 250,000 AI image requests of US election candidates

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How AI startup Conflixis is Protecting Hospitals From Corrupt Doctors 

Conflixis, an AI startup, is enhancing hospital compliance by analyzing the Open Payments database, which details financial transactions between healthcare providers and pharmaceutical or medical device companies.

Their platform identifies potential conflicts of interest and unethical practices among physicians, aiding hospitals in monitoring and managing these relationships.

Despite the Open Payments database's transparency, financial interactions between doctors and companies have increased, highlighting the need for tools like Conflixis to ensure ethical standards in healthcare.

Leak confirms Windows 11 AI “Windows Intelligence”

Microsoft is reportedly planning to introduce "Windows Intelligence" as the new branding for AI features in Windows 11. This initiative aims to unify various AI functionalities under a single umbrella, enhancing user experience and system capabilities.

Additionally, Microsoft is developing a dedicated settings page for "Windows Intelligence," providing users with greater control over AI-related privacy and security settings.

This move reflects Microsoft's commitment to integrating AI seamlessly into Windows 11 while addressing user concerns about data privacy and security.

OpenAI Reportedly Developing New Strategies to Deal with AI Improvement Slowdown

OpenAI's next flagship model, reportedly code-named Orion, may not deliver the significant advancements seen in previous iterations like the leap from GPT-3 to GPT-4, according to a report by The Information.

While Orion surpasses current models in some aspects, its improvement appears less dramatic, with performance in areas like coding not consistently better. To address this, OpenAI has formed a foundations team exploring strategies to enhance model training, including using synthetic AI-generated data and refining models post-training.

OpenAI has denied plans to release Orion this year and declined further comment.

AI in Aviation Industry

A summit titled "AI in the Sky: A Unified Approach with ICAO" is scheduled in Antalya from November 12 to 14, bringing together global aviation regulators and industry leaders to discuss the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in aviation.

Key topics include enhancing operational efficiency, reducing environmental impacts, and ensuring the safe implementation of AI technologies worldwide.

The event will feature panels and workshops on AI applications in flight safety, aircraft maintenance, cybersecurity, and passenger experience personalization. Transport Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu emphasized the goal of supporting innovative solutions and developing policies for AI integration in the aviation sector.

ChatGPT blocked 250,000 AI Image Requests of US Election Candidates

OpenAI's ChatGPT has blocked approximately 250,000 attempts to generate AI images of U.S. election candidates, aiming to prevent the spread of misinformation during the 2024 presidential election.

This action is part of a broader initiative by tech companies to combat AI-generated election disinformation. Earlier in the year, major tech firms signed an accord to address the risks posed by realistic AI-generated content that could deceptively portray political figures. Additionally, Google implemented restrictions on election-related queries to its Gemini AI chatbot to further curb potential misinformation.

These measures reflect growing concerns about AI's role in disseminating false information during elections.

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