June Showed Both the Promise and the Blind Spots of AI in Healthcare
- Jul 7
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Tennessee Hospital Fentanyl Theft Raises Questions About AI Monitoring
At Erlanger Baroness Hospital in Chattanooga, a nurse anesthetist was accused of stealing leftover fentanyl for months while AI-powered monitoring software designed to flag exactly that kind of drug diversion caught nothing with the theft being noticed by colleagues instead.
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Midjourney Launches Midjourney Medical, With Spas to Come in 2027
Image-generation company Midjourney made a sharp turn into hardware with a full-body ultrasonic scanner that submerges a person in water and passes them through a ring of half a million tiny ultrasonic emitters, producing a 3D body map "down to a fraction of a millimeter" in under 60 seconds, roughly a hundred times faster than a traditional MRI.
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