This added layer of decision-making could bring major benefits to fields like social media, cybersecurity, healthcare, and finance, where a single false data point can lead to significant errors.

Tiny brain tumors often hide in plain sight—sometimes no bigger than a grain of rice. These metastases, or secondary cancers that spread from other parts of the body, are especially dangerous.

Examining the stereotypes about single mothers reveals that these preconceived notions are unfounded and fail to recognize the unique challenges and achievements of these women.

It flagged every single case of brain metastases correctly, without a single false negative. Only about 2% of its findings were false positives.