Texas A&M researchers use AI to identify genetic ‘time capsule’ that distinguishes species
In a groundbreaking study, scientists from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) have utilized cutting-edge artificial intelligence methods to identify a region of the X chromosome that has maintained the distinctiveness of mammal species for millions of years.
AI Adoption in Veterinary Medicine: How China and North America Compare
A recent cross-sectional study comparing artificial intelligence adoption between Chinese and North American veterinary professionals reveals striking differences in how AI is being integrated into veterinary practice across the globe. The findings challenge the notion that AI adoption follows a universal pathway and highlight the need for region-specific strategies in technology development and implementation.
Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine: And Yes, Humans Can Be Replaced
The robots aren’t coming, they’re already here. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept for veterinary medicine; it’s reshaping how we practice today. From automated image analysis to predictive diagnostics and client communication tools, AI is quietly transforming every corner of the profession.
Smart Livestock Tech: How Wearable Sensors Are Transforming Cattle Health Monitoring
Smart livestock technology like CowManager ear sensors is revolutionizing cattle health monitoring by detecting illness, tracking reproduction, and improving animal welfare through real-time data. Veterinarians can use this technology to strengthen herd health management, reduce disease impact, and enhance preventive care strategies.
Grand Rapids-Based Vet Startup Aims to Expand with AI After Google Academy Acceptance
Vetr Health, a membership-based provider of mobile veterinary services, was recently selected to join the Google for Startups AI Academy: American Infrastructure, a four-month program designed to support early-stage companies using AI to solve complex challenges in critical sectors like health care, housing, and agriculture.
Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Partners with CoVet to Advance AI in Veterinary Education and Clinical Practice
CoVet has partnered with Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences to provide veterinary students and faculty with access to its AI-powered clinical documentation and decision-support platform. The 12-month initiative aims to integrate artificial intelligence into veterinary education, helping future veterinarians improve efficiency and focus more on patient care.