最新报道:According to Bijie.com and ME, on October 1 (UTC+8), President Trump signed an executive order directing the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to invest $50 million in artificial intelligence projects to improve childhood cancer research and treatment. Leveraging the Childhood Cancer Data Initiative, the program will fund research teams to enhance clinical trials, diagnostics, and therapy development. The White House stated that the initiative aims to leverage AI to improve cure rates and reduce side effects. While it's unclear which AI companies will receive government contracts, the White House stated that the NIH will soon issue a call for research and will evaluate proposals through an "open science competition" mechanism based on NIH's peer review process and potential for innovation.