Nature is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes interdisciplinary research and reviews. Recent coverage includes Stanford Medicine’s Paper2Agent, which turns papers (text, figures, data) into conversational AI agents; a review of AI enabling earlier neonatal pulmonary hypertension detection; and a UK-wide discrete choice experiment studying patient and clinician preferences for using AI to help detect skin cancer in primary care.
Paper2Agent turns papers into conversational AI agentsA Stanford Medicine team released Paper2Agent, which converts scientific manuscripts (text, figures, data) into AI agents that can answer questions and interact with other paper agents; the work was published in Nature and authored by Jiacheng Miao and James Zou.
AI aids earlier neonatal pulmonary hypertension detectionA Nature article reviews how artificial intelligence can enable earlier and more reliable detection of pulmonary hypertension in neonatal hemodynamics, advancing clinical diagnosis and monitoring.
UK study on AI preferences for skin cancerA Nature paper reports a UK-wide discrete choice experiment studying preferences for using AI to help detect skin cancer in primary care. The study evaluates how patients and clinicians trade off features of different AI deployment options and their acceptance.
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