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“Instead, each task is scheduled and managed by artificial intelligence. > In a typical week, 10,000 people carry out 2600 engineering works across the system – from grinding rough rails smooth and replacing tracks to checking for damage.”

“Artificial intelligence may change biology not simply by helping scientists find information, but by helping them interpret complex datasets, generate hypotheses, design experiments, and identify patterns that would otherwise be difficult to see.”

“A pregnant woman's diet has considerable impact on her child's health and development. Findings from two recent reviews suggest that maternal consumption of fish and seafood improves children's performance on intelligence tests.”

“The study recruited a representative cohort of 81,337 UK participants (average age, 46 years) to take part in a citizen science project known as the Great British Intelligence Test, a widely promoted free opportunity for people to identify their cognitive strengths.”

“"It correctly identified 92 percent of patients who developed Alzheimer’s disease in the first test set and 98 percent in the second test set. What’s more, it made these correct predictions on average 75.8 months – a little more than six years –before the patient received their final diagnosis."”

“At about age 10, the children took a series of cognitive tests that included measures of memory, attention, processing speed (how quickly they handled simple mental tasks), working memory (holding and using information briefly), executive function (skills such as planning and switching between tasks), and estimated intelligence.”

“The AI research aims to predict medical outcomes rather than focusing on diagnosing diseases, in such a way that doctors are not trained to do, by incorporating large volumes of data and detecting subtle patterns.”

“Evidence indicates that children and adolescents who were breastfed as infants score higher on intelligence tests than those who were not breastfed, even after taking maternal intelligence into consideration.”

“However, correlation studies fit into a larger body of evidence so it is important to never look at one study in isolation. Other clinical trials have shown that supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids increases gray matter volume in healthy, older adults and improves cognitive function.”