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UK Gov names members of AI Council, Nationwide invests in Scaled Insights, machine learning beats doctor at predicting death and heart attack
This week Nationwide invests in behavioural AI startup Scaled Insights, new study shows machine learning could predict death or heart attack with over 90% accuracy and Cortex Logic acquires Tesla Water solution.
The UK government has named experts from industry, academia and data rights organisations to create a new advisory board for AI regulations.

The new board will promote AI adoption and ethical use in organisations and businesses around the country.
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Nationwide invests in AI startup Scaled Insights
Nationwide Building Society announced on Monday it will invest in Scaled Insights, a company that uses behavioural artificial intelligence to analyse people’s speech.

The investment is part of a £50 million fund called The FinTech fund designed to share expertise and knowledge between the Society and its start-ups.
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AI could predict heart attack with over 90% accuracy
Artificial intelligence could predict death or heart attacks with more than 90 per cent accuracy, a new study has revealed.

Presented at the International Conference on Nuclear Cardiology and Cardiac CT 2019 on Sunday, the study showcased the results of an algorithm called LogitBoost.
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Cortex Logic will acquire Tesla Water solution
Cortex Group will acquire Tesla Water’s water quality monitoring solution, the company announced last weekend.

It comes after Cortex Logic, of which Cortex Group is the holding company, had revealed in February they had secured an investment from an undisclosed investor.
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