North Korea hackers employ AI for sophisticated cyberattacks; US-led sanctions fail to impede AI development. Cybercriminals use generative AI for phishing, vishing, disrupt infrastructure, disseminate disinformation, and sway elections. North Korea's increasing AI capabilities pose severe, targeted attack threat in 2024. Despite sanctions, North Korea collaborates with China for military AI development, raising sanction regime breach risks.

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Providence's 2024 health predictions see transformation, collaboration, rapid change, AI, ethical considerations, new care models, shift in payment models, insurer pressures, health equity efforts, rural care solutions, big data utilization, administrative collaborations, and a green revolution.

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2024 healthcare anticipates broader AI integration for patient care and diagnostics. Emergence of specialized generative AI tools to provide precise solutions, especially in diagnostics and patient interaction. Rise in AI-based tools designed for overall patient health. Hospitals await arrival of Multimodal Large Language Models (M-LLMs) for improved AI assistance in diagnosis and treatment. Expected growth in FDA-approved AI-based medical devices. Advancements in AI digital twins, creating personalized educational content. A surge in AI tools for patients in areas like wearable data summarization, lab tests analysis, nutritional advice anticipated. Forward-thinking medical universities may start teaching prompt engineering for efficient interactions with generative AI models.

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Massachusetts' Anna Jaques Hospital faces class action lawsuit following a December 2023 cyber attack, differing disclosure on event extent and potential data breach alleged. The Money Message ransomware gang claims responsibility. The lawsuit brought by Salisbury resident Gary Cabozzi, alleges negligence, seeks $5.4 million, and unknown number of victims. The stolen data may include personal health information and personally identifiable information. The FBI investigation is ongoing.

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