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Researchers based at University of Central Florida developed the system by teaching a computer platform the optimal way to detect small specks of lung cancer in computerized tomography (CT) scans.

In trials, the healthcare artificial intelligence system was found to be 95 percent accurate in total.

We used that blueprint, if you will, to help our system understand how to look for patterns in the CT scans and teach itself how to find these tiny tumors. »

Thieves in Paraguay have stolen 42 powerful rifles from the police armoury.

During an inspection, officers found that the FN FAL battle rifles had been replaced with wooden and plastic replicas.

They honed in on the police armoury and a search revealed the toy rifles. »

Canada's homegrown tech firms say they've been shut out of a multimillion-dollar project to consolidate the federal government's data operations, with American giants such as IBM and Microsoft getting the inside track.

Shared Services Canada has come under fire in recent months for allegedly offering work to big American multinationals.

- Toronto tech-firm founder Craig McLellan on the difficulty for Canadian firms in getting federal government contracts. »

And I don't think anybody, to this point, had done a "Blurred Lines" parody about proper use of grammar.

He ran into me at the Grammys a couple years ago, right after he'd won the Grammy for Best Rap Song.

I think your parody is a big reason why I won this Grammy, because you made it undeniable that my song was the rap song of the year.". »