As climate change intensifies, the ability for early detection and response to heat stroke risks could become a crucial tool in safeguarding public health. Looking ahead, the team plans to establish ...
Researchers in Japan are using artificial intelligence to track heat stroke risks in real-time, according to a study published in Nature. By leveraging transformer-based pre-trained language models, ...
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