Nakakita ng mga sperm ang AI sa mga lalaking sinabihang hindi magkakaroon ng anak

BBC

Ang STAR system (Sperm Track and Recovery) ng Columbia University ay gumagamit ng AI para suriin ang mga sample ng seminal fluid sa 300 larawan bawat segundo, na nakakakita ng mga sperm na hindi makita sa karaniwang pamamaraan. Ang azoospermia — ang kawalan ng nakikitang sperm — ay nakakaapekto sa 1% ng lahat ng lalaki. Ang unang kapanganakan gamit ang STAR ay kinumpirma noong 2025; ang ikalawang sanggol ay inaasahang darating sa Hulyo 2026.

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