A new study by Touro University researcher found that large language models can detect nuances of language that regular assessments miss

Researchers at Touro University have found that an AI tool identified suicide risk that standard diagnostic tools missed. The study, published in the Journal of Personality Assessment, provides evidence that large language models, a type of AI that processes and analyzes conversational language, show promise for detecting who is at risk of attempting suicide.

Mosaica Press, in collaboration with Touro University and its New York Medical College, has just released the third volume of “Medical Halachah Annual.” Building on the success of its first and second volumes, this edition delves deeper into the intricate interplay between traditional Jewish law and contemporary medical issues and focuses on questions of Jewish Law for physicians, patients and students.

Recap: Evie is alone with Aunt Ruthie and starts asking her questions about her father. She learns a little bit of information, but she hasn’t gotten to the main question, which is why he left when she was little. She is about to ask when she is interrupted.