AI Applications in Law, Healthcare, Journalism: The Week in AI

In Mexico, the legal field faces mounting ethical concerns as the use of generative AI advances without clear regulations, highlighting the need for a formal framework to address these challenges. Meanwhile, on the international stage, an AI tool developed by Mass General Brigham has enhanced the diagnosis of long COVID-19, unveiling gaps in patient care and paving the way for more accurate and personalized treatments. Additionally, the growing trend of open-source AI was reinforced by OSI’s new standard, promising greater transparency and collaboration across industries. According to an MBN expert, Talent.ai has emerged as a key player in AI-driven recruitment, offering innovative solutions to streamline talent acquisition.

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Mexico

AI in Law: Mexico's Ethical Challenges and Regulatory Void

The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal profession presents ethical and regulatory challenges. While the American Bar Association (ABA) has already issued guidelines for its responsible application, Mexico still lacks a specific legal framework to regulate the impact of these technologies in legal practice.

International

AI Tool Enhances Long COVID-19 Diagnosis, Identifies Gaps in Care

Researchers at Mass General Brigham have developed an AI tool that enhances long COVID-19 diagnosis accuracy by analyzing electronic health records, which uncovered a significant underdiagnosis compared to traditional methods. This advancement could improve care for patients and support further research into the condition’s subtypes and underlying causes.

OSI Introduces New Standard for Open-Source AI

The adoption of open source in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) represents a shift in how AI systems are developed, deployed, and shared. This trend promotes transparency, collaboration and accessibility in AI innovation, positioning it to transform business sectors while driving innovations across multiple industries.

AI-Powered Newsrooms: WAN-IFRA & OpenAI's Global Journalism Push

The World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and OpenAI have launched the Newsroom AI Catalyst, a global initiative designed to help 128 newsrooms integrate artificial intelligence (AI) for content creation, data analysis, and user experience. The program aims to address the critical challenge of declining revenue by offering hands-on training and strategic guidance. By fostering innovation, it seeks to reinforce journalism’s role in supporting informed societies and democratic values.

MBN Expert Contributions

Talent.ai: Pioneering AI-Driven Recruitment

In a rapidly evolving hiring landscape, Talent.ai is pushing boundaries with its fully AI-driven recruitment platform. Founded by experts in machine learning and HR strategy, the firm leverages cutting-edge technologies like predictive analytics and NLP to deliver faster, more accurate candidate matches. By prioritizing efficiency and scalability, Talent.ai is shaping the future of talent acquisition, says Marcos Gelosi, CEO and Founder, Transforma.