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For a long time we thought that our French system was the best in the world. And it was. But, it’s been years that we have observed an increase in costs in our healthcare system, for individuals, while the user experience has not really changed or improved ( worldwide, ranking us #11 in Europe). healthcare Bloomberg ranking France #8 Europe Health Consumer Index Figures are alarming: in France, (yet, it’s below the 18%-level in the US), €250bn every year, and it has been in constant augmentation for the last 50 years. This growth comes with an even larger for our beloved Sécurité Sociale. 11.6% of our GDP goes to healthcare budget deficit And while costs are increasing, satisfaction towards the system is decreasing for every stakeholder including doctors, hospitals, patients… Where does that come from and what can we do? Difference between user and patient First things first, we, the people, are not to be considered as patients anymore. We are users of our . Users when we are patients, users when we assess our risks, but also users when we are healthy. healthcare Semantically, patients are considered an object on which doctors identify symptoms that need to be treated. On the other hand, the user is an active player of his healthcare: he is increasingly the center of attention. The needle will move from physicians monitoring health indicators from time to time to ourselves collecting them in order to share the proper summaries to experts. Indeed, today we are only monitored when something goes wrong, a comparative should analyse “healthy vs. not healthy” and the continuity in-between. medicine Apple Watch Health (source: Hello Heart) We live a crucial moment for this user “empowerment”: (Apple is hiring tons of health experts), by Google, … We will be able to follow our biometrics and our health evolution. In parallel, patient communities are created ( , ) around their diseases. The p̷a̷t̷i̷e̷n̷t̷ user, is the new actor of his health. Apple Watch blood monitoring weight analysis SmartPatients PatientsLikeMe Medicine digitisation The excellent book from Robert Wachter: The Digital Doctor This new healthcare user needs tools to work with his ecosystem of doctors, hospitals, private clinics, insurances… Here comes medicine digitalisation, which has been a slow, painful trend over the last years. This digitising phase took place recently particularly in the US and the UK, with the introduction of the Electronic Health Record (EHR). All information about a patient is supposed to be gathered at one point. If today , hospitals still do not communicate with one another, , and user interfaces are still very poor. Few doctors consider this transition as a success. Mainly, because they have been designed for the ones paying: hospitals who want to optimize their billing and who have beenheavily incentivized by the government to invest in EHRs. more than 70% of American hospitals have an EHR doctors still do not agree on what level of information they should share with patients Dossier Médical Personnel In France, the “Dossier Médical Personnel”, our equivalent of EHR, has been promoted by the government with over . And we haven’t seen any proper private initiatives yet. €500m investment for less than 400.000 subscribers. It has turned into a fiasco What should we see in an EHR? On a user-based approach, I believe it should be the combination of our medical interactions with the healthcare system (doctors you’ve seen and when, which drugs have been prescribed, what have been the diagnoses, lab results, etc…) combined with standard information from wearables and sensors that monitor our health. Google ontact lens to measure glucose in tears. (Credit: New York Times, Google, via Agence France-Presse — Getty Images) Connected devices (wearables, quantified self apps, sensors…) are huge collectors of health data and information. Google is right now working on several sensors to monitor pulse, , with its new brand (formerly Google Life Sciences)… A lot of start-ups such as with its HealthPatch, continuous blood pressure monitoring for , and are very active. Nevertheless, these data will be almost worthless for the end-user if we do not edit the right data-management to analyse information. , and the next big step is to switch from displaying data to generating valuable insight from data. sugar levels Verily Vital Connect Quanttus clinical trials some others Quantified-self does not mean qualified-self Alphabet introducing Verily their new branding for Google Life Sciences We have to move forward a complete EHR system step by step. It does not have to be fully complete and universal from scratch. It is a matter of daily implementation. Doctors tasks will be replaced or completed With this huge amount of information coming from everywhere, the development of new technologies, doctors’ job is to evolve along with the interaction with users. And we hope for the best. I really believe that doctors will remain at the center of our healthcare system for a long time. It is their scope and the way they will be assisted that will change. Da Vinci robotic surgery in action Robotics has started to enter in healthcare mainly with system developed by Intuitive Surgical, that has performed more than 3 million surgeries worldwide. It is still expensive as an investment, every operation requires the purchase of another specific pack, but there is a trend towards more and more robotisation and tools to assist surgeries. Here in France, we have which has not reached the same market penetration yet.New generation of surgery robots is under development with the objective to be autonomous, and to conduct routine surgeries in less time, with less human errors, and ultimately cheaper than standard ones. Will surgery become a commodity accessible to everybody? The question is still open and requires a lot of development. Da Vinci robotic Robot Rosa from Medtech If we can help the hand, we can also help the brain. I spoke in a about Artificial Intelligence (and the difficulty to define it), but we see a trend in machine-learning / artificial intelligence to help doctors take better decisions. is somehow trying to lead the way with the Watson tools. The aim is to distribute them to every single hospital. They have signed deals with (work on rare pediatric diseases), (prediction of health deterioration), Medtronic, or (understanding scientific papers and create a health coach), (providing access to data from apps) in order to support doctors in their decisions on diagnoses and treatments. Deep learning has also proven very useful in image recognition, with companies such as which raised another . previous article IBM Watson Boston Children’s Hospital CVS Health Johnson & Johnson Apple Enlitic $10m for radiology image recognition I believe that AI will enable better diagnosis and personalized medical recommendations, help to scale information and distribute it. It will be the support tool for the new doctors to access, manage and treat data. It follows the same trend that consumer knowledge which has switched from memory to Google. Personalised medicine & prevention This evolution and the huge amont of data we are able to analyse are to be completed by new data-streams and more focus on prevention and healthcare personalisation. Among this, DNA sequencing and analysis is a fascinating topic. The history of genome sequencing is fantastic, beginning with a between public and private initiatives (aka ) to sequence in 2001 the first complete human genome. And since then, cost and speed have improved three times faster than Moore’s law. $100m in 2001 to c.$1,000 today. Not so bad. race Craig Venter Evolution of DNA sequencing costs from $100m to less than $1,000 in 15 years (source: National Human Genome Research Institute) Several initiatives are around to understand better our genome. Not in France of course. National initiatives: UK project with the NHS support, whole country sequencing in , the US and Obama pushing for a with the “Precision Medicine Initiative”, . But also private initiatives such as (Craig Venter again), which mission is to accumulate the largest genomics data set ever with 1 million full human genomes, microbiomes, … 100,000 genomes Iceland $215m sequencing project China announcing even larger numbers Human Longevity Inc. Ling Min Jian; lab technician at the Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI), the world’s largest genome sequencing center. Collecting enormous amount of data is a great challenge that we are addressing now worldwide. But understanding or generating insight from it is even harder. It is like trying to find a bug in a program by looking at the 0s and 1s. You have to get really good eyes and computer power. That’s also why it’s one of the big topic of interest for the GAFA. The excellent of , founder of health website Doctissimo and DNA sequencing DNAVision, are a great read on the topic. articles Laurent Alexandre Illumina’s gene sequencer (Credit: Illumina) Nevertheless, sequencing is changing specific parts of personalised medicine. The one I want to focus on is cancer sequencing. By sequencing blood samples, we detect cancer earlier, we can select and test treatments based on your cancer genetics, and thus we can dramatically reduce costs and risks. Two companies recently raised $100m each in the field: and through Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and . Of course, we are still at the beginning and industrial scaling will raise new questions, but it’s out there. Guardant Health GRAIL initiative Illumina Once we can analyse your genome, microbiome, environmental interaction we could be able to target treatments, anticipate diseases… We already see that machine-learning analysis of demographics and somehow epigenetics data (in the broad sense) gives us great assessment of individual risks in order to be guided in the healthcare system. I see two steps in the progress: first a better understanding of our risks to develop diseases based on an overall appreciation of who we are and that will leads us to meet the right doctors at the right time. My hope is that soon enough these doctors will have the best tools to personalise the way they help us to be healthy. All these technologies, for what? Towards new players to serve users As I said before, we are now to be considered as users. And as users, we take informed decisions on what we should buy. One of the central players in the healthcare system is health insurance and sadly, health insurance is one of the last industries which has done nothing to make things accessible: we don’t know what we pay for, what the level of service is, if there is any service at all... In the US, statistics say that . This market status in the US is well documented in this . Metrics seems to be similar in France even if less documented. only one out of seven Americans understands the basic components of a health-insurance plan (Journal of Health Economics) great series of articles The complexity arises from several factors: a multi-stakeholder market (I am not the one choosing how I treat my symptoms, it is the doctor who makes the choice), a complex billing process (shared between doctor, Sécurité Sociale, Complémentaire Santé, reste à charge, ticket modérateur…), no user-centric focus. Indeed, even if you wanted to interact more with your health insurance, the user experience would be really poor today. We don’t understand benefits, websites are far away from what we see in other fields, and it looks like an insurer’s objective to make his customer service difficult to reach. It obviously creates strange dynamics and misalignment of interests. The interactions with your insurance are just about transaction, confrontation . “how can I get paid back as fast as possible?” Nevertheless, I believe that we are today at the edge of a new beginning where product design and technologies can help us to create a user-centric insurance where everything is about giving the best experience. In the US, some start-ups with very interesting metrics of adoption have paved the way: in New York, or . Oscar Collective Health Clover Health In France, we can improve the understanding of what we pay for, how we can navigate in this complex and sometime unfriendly healthcare system. It means building trust between players (the patient, the doctor, the insurer) and going towards more active and personalized prevention. A great health insurance should help us do that. It should be the platform to reach all the technologies and services we have started to analyse in this article, always thinking of what is best for its users. It is a dramatic switch from what exists today, but it can be done with the right focus and technologies.

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Millions of innovative tech ideas come up every year that can revolutionize industries and enhance human lives. These ideas emerge with a promise that could change the world if the right people work on it, and importantly, they get financial backing. However, a substantial portion of these ideas fail to make their way into the consumer's hands due to the lack of funding. Despite their potential to reshape the future, many innovative concepts fail to impress , thus unable to secure grants for their execution. investors Addressing the deficit in funding allocated for innovative ideas is a challenge that necessitates our attention and concerted efforts. Keeping that in mind, the Indian Government has taken the initiative to help the young geniuses of the country. In her Union Budget 2024 presentation today, on February 1, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted a promising outlook for the tech-savvy youth, stating that "this will be a golden era" for them. Finance Minister Sitharaman said, "For our tech-savvy youth, this will be a golden era. A corpus of Rs 1 lakh crore will be established with a 50-year interest-free loan provided. It will be for long-term financing or re-financing with low or nil interest rates." "We need to have programs that combine the powers of our youth and technology," the minister added. Finance Minister Sitharaman also announced that a new scheme will be launched "for strengthening deep-tech technologies for defence purposes and expediting 'atmanirbharta'." Speaking on new-age tech, Sitharaman said, "New-age technologies and data are changing the lives of people and businesses. They are also enabling new economic opportunities and facilitating the provision of high-quality services at affordable prices for all, including those at the ‘bottom of the pyramid.’" She also expressed her gladness about the fact that India is leading the way in "showing solutions through innovation and entrepreneurship of its people." She added that opportunities for India and its citizens are expanding at the global level. India is expected to surpass Japan and become the third-largest economy by the year 2030. The tech startups will play a major role in bringing Foreign Direct Investments into the country and generating employment for India's massive population of 1.4 billion people. The difficulty in convincing investors is one of the biggest issues faced by tech startups in developing countries like India and Vietnam. Some of India's startups rank in the top tier around the world in their respective fields and thus, have successfully created a reputation of Indian companies. In the Financial year 2022-2023, the total Foreign Direct Investment was $70.97 Billion, and total FDI equity inflows stood at $46.03 Billion. The Service and the Computer Software and Hardware sectors received the highest FDI of 16% and 15%, respectively. There have been many cases where a small startup was not able to expand due to the insecurities of the existing investors and their reluctance to take bold steps, but despite the restraints, the Indian entrepreneurs were able to bring their ideas into reality. They were able to bring products to the market which helped the people and also were profitable. Also published here

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In the face of rapid change in the medical field, AI is a revolutionary transformation that would influence healthcare and especially affect home care nursing. is another key problem in this field, which can lead to significant harm to patients. Medical negligence AI, on the other hand, has started to play a significant role in eradicating and minimizing these issues thereby facilitating high levels of care as well as quality safety. Medical home care is a kind of healthcare provision in the comforts of one’s house. Although it provides numerous benefits including individualized attention, fewer inpatient stays and the potential for negligence are always going to be a concern. Such errors as misdiagnoses, medication mistakes, or gaps in communication between practitioners may result in severe outcomes. AI-Powered Diagnosis: A major field in which artificial intelligence is excelling greatly for medical home care is diagnostics. Healthcare organizations could effectively utilize the algorithms that are propelled by large datasets and machine learning capacities to allow symptomatic and medical history analysis for more accurate earlier diagnoses. artificial intelligence This not only minimizes the possibility of wrong diagnosis but also provides health care practitioners opportunities to administer immediate and proper interventions. For instance, can process data from different wearable devices that record vital signs and identify possible deviations This round-the-clock surveillance enables healthcare professionals to respond rapidly once they detect signs of a patient’s health changes, thereby putting them in a position for taking preventive measures. AI-based diagnostic systems Medication Management: Many cases of medical negligence in-home care are a result of mishandling medications. Society can also face this challenge with AI-driven medication management systems that feature reminders, dosage information, as well as interactive applications for patients to ask questions. Healthcare providers can become aware of medication adherence through this integration process, and thus intervene when necessary. This not only enhances patient safety but also minimizes potential medication abuse in nursing homes. Enhanced Communication and Coordination: Communication between healthcare providers, patients, and their families is fundamental to the avoidance of negligence. AI is helping in better communication through effective chatbots and virtual assistants that can provide information, answer queries, as well schedule appointments. Such tools not only facilitate access but also help in narrowing the communication channels, preventing miscommunication or oversights. 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There are description writers, SEO writers, SEO analysts, growth marketers, and more who work on creating the perfect description for each product. This consumes days or even months depending on the complexity of the product and the number of SKUs involved. However, Generative AI flips this scenario by giving marketers a headstart and helping them escape “ content choke”. Let’s say you are a fashion brand selling a sweatshirt and you want to come up with a description. Then, you may want to write a prompt that needs little to no human intervention (think further edits). Make sure your prompt includes: Your brand voice The necessary specifications of the product Your target audience The keyword Durability AI Prompt: Help me write a product description for a sweatshirt that I am selling on my online store. The description should have a casual but confident tone. My product is red and is a soft fabric. Women above the age of 18 are my target audience and I'm trying to focus on the keyword "Red sweatshirt". It is a daily wear. AI Response: Step into comfort and style with our Red Sweatshirt, your go-to daily wear for women aged 18 and above. Unwind in the soft embrace of its premium fabric, wrapping yourself in cozy confidence. This red beauty effortlessly blends casual charm with a touch of sophistication, making it the perfect companion for your everyday adventures. Whether you're out for a coffee run or enjoying a laid-back day, our Red Sweatshirt adds a pop of color to your wardrobe. Elevate your comfort game with this must-have piece – because feeling good has never looked this chic. Embrace the ease of daily wear, and let the vibrant red hue be your style statement. It's not just a sweatshirt; it's your daily dose of comfort and confidence. It took me less than 2 minutes to get that going 🥳 Never see translation as a barrier: Slay product content in any language Let’s stick to the red sweatshirt example. If you are selling the red sweatshirt globally online then you may want to tailor it for that specific region and in that specific language. In the absence of a Generative AI tool, this could involve a lot of time, resources, and effort to translate content and make it sound native. AI Prompt: Help me translate this English product description into Spanish: “Step into comfort and style with our Red Sweatshirt, your go-to daily wear for women aged 18 and above. Unwind in the soft embrace of its premium fabric, wrapping yourself in cozy confidence. This red beauty effortlessly blends casual charm with a touch of sophistication, making it the perfect companion for your everyday adventures. Whether you're out for a coffee run or enjoying a laid-back day, our Red Sweatshirt adds a pop of color to your wardrobe. Elevate your comfort game with this must-have piece – because feeling good has never looked this chic. Embrace the ease of daily wear, and let the vibrant red hue be your style statement. It's not just a sweatshirt; it's your daily dose of comfort and confidence”. AI Response: "Sumérgete en la comodidad y el estilo con nuestra Sudadera Roja, tu elección diaria para mujeres de 18 años en adelante. Relájate en el suave abrazo de su tela premium, envolviéndote en una confianza acogedora. Esta belleza roja combina sin esfuerzo el encanto casual con un toque de sofisticación, convirtiéndose en la compañera perfecta para tus aventuras diarias. Ya sea que salgas a tomar un café o disfrutes de un día relajado, nuestra Sudadera Roja añade un toque de color a tu guardarropa. Eleva tu estilo de comodidad con esta pieza imprescindible, porque sentirse bien nunca ha lucido tan chic. Acepta la facilidad de la vestimenta diaria y deja que el vibrante tono rojo sea tu declaración de estilo. No es solo una sudadera; es tu dosis diaria de comodidad y confianza." ==== I’ve always wanted a robot as a child to help me do my assignments. It’s so cool to see that happening. How about you? 😎 ==== Recommend personalizing product content to your boss without the fear of workload as the reward We all know that the key to more conversion is personalization. Marketers talk about this easily but to get this done is no piece of cake. So, the next time you pitch personalizing product content to your boss, don’t fret about the workload that follows. Generative AI can help you create personalized content for all your target audiences and segments with simple prompts. AI Prompt: Help me personalize the product description for a sweatshirt that I am selling on my online store. The description should have a casual but confident tone. My product is red and is a soft fabric. Women above the age of 18 are my target audience and I'm trying to focus on the keyword "Red sweatshirt". It is a daily wear. Write 5 descriptions each personalized as follows: My audience is American women who would prefer this for workplace My audience is Canadian women for whom I’m doing a Holiday discount My audience is Indian women who are interested in specific details about my product My audience is Australian women for whom I am giving 25% off My audience is Spanish women and I want it to be in Spanish AI Response: For American Women - Workplace Focus: Step into polished comfort at the workplace with our Red Sweatshirt – a versatile daily wear choice for dynamic American women aged 18 and above. Crafted from irresistibly soft fabric, this red gem seamlessly blends casual charm with a touch of sophistication, ensuring you stay stylish throughout your busy day. Elevate your office wardrobe with a pop of vibrant color, making a confident statement with every wear. For Canadian Women - Holiday Discount: Celebrate the season in style with our Red Sweatshirt, a cozy daily companion perfect for Canadian women aged 18 and above. Immerse yourself in the plush comfort of its soft fabric, and revel in the festive spirit with an exclusive Holiday discount just for you. This red beauty effortlessly combines comfort and style, ensuring you stay warm and chic throughout the winter festivities. For Indian Women - Details Enthusiasts: Explore unparalleled comfort and style with our Red Sweatshirt, tailored for fashion-forward Indian women aged 18 and above. Dive into the luxurious softness of the fabric as you discover the intricate details that make this red marvel a wardrobe essential. From casual elegance to specific design features, this sweatshirt promises to elevate your daily fashion game. For Australian Women - 25% Off Special: Wrap yourself in Australian charm with our Red Sweatshirt, designed for women aged 18 and above. Enjoy the soft embrace of this red stunner, now even more irresistible with a special 25% off. Whether you're heading out for a coffee or embracing a laid-back day, this daily wear adds a touch of Aussie style to your wardrobe, making comfort and confidence your signature. For Spanish-Speaking Women - In Spanish: Sumérgete en el confort y el estilo con nuestra Sudadera Roja, la elección diaria perfecta para mujeres españolas de 18 años en adelante. Relájate en el suave abrazo de su tela premium, fusionando sin esfuerzo el encanto casual con un toque de sofisticación. Ya sea para un café rápido o un día relajado, esta sudadera roja añade un toque de color a tu guardarropa, haciéndote sentir bien con confianza a diario. ¡Haz de la comodidad tu estilo y deja que el vibrante tono rojo hable por ti! == This feels like an 8-hour workday task while with AI it did not even take 8 minutes 🫣 == Sweat to chill: Your catalog creatives can be taken over by sweet AI AI empowers e-commerce businesses by automating and improving the handling of images and media assets. With image recognition algorithms, businesses can automatically tag and categorize vast image libraries, simplifying content management. AI-driven tools enhance product searchability, providing users with a more intuitive and personalized experience. AI algorithms automate the process of tagging images, and streamlining content organization Image recognition improves product searchability, enhancing user navigation and reducing bounce rate AI optimizes media assets for different devices, ensuring a consistent and high-quality visual experience AI tools can dynamically edit images, adjusting aspects like lighting and backgrounds to enhance visual appeal There are tools like Genus AI, that can help you enhance plain product images into more exciting and engaging images. I’d think twice before scheduling photoshoots in exotic locations 📸 Combining a PIM with Generative AI helps you stay consistent across channels Combining a Product Information Management (PIM) system with Generative AI proves to be a strategic synergy for businesses aiming to maintain consistency across various channels. The PIM system acts as a centralized hub for managing and organizing product information, ensuring uniformity and accuracy. When integrated with Generative AI, the process is elevated to new heights, automating the generation of consistent and high-quality content for diverse channels. This powerful combination not only streamlines workflows but also enhances efficiency by automating tasks such as content creation, thereby reducing the risk of inconsistencies. As a result, businesses can present a unified brand identity, accurate product information, and engaging content across all channels, fostering a seamless and cohesive customer experience. When power comes together, there’s nothing like it 🤝 Final thoughts Generative AI revolutionizes e-commerce catalog creation, streamlining processes, enhancing creativity, and providing a scalable solution. The key takeaway is that businesses leveraging generative AI not only achieve operational efficiency but also unlock the potential for more engaging and personalized customer experiences, ultimately reshaping the future of online retail.

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The fight against microplastics in our oceans is a crucial environmental challenge, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful tool in this battle. Microplastics, tiny plastic fragments less than five millimeters in size, pose a significant threat to marine life and ecosystems. They originate from various sources, including larger plastic debris that degrades over time, and microbeads used in cosmetics and other products. Their small size makes them difficult to detect and remove, which is where AI steps in. AI technologies, particularly in the form of machine learning and data analytics, are being employed to identify, track, and ultimately remove microplastics from marine environments. For example, AI algorithms can analyze water samples and images from drones or satellites to detect microplastics concentrations. This data can then be used to map pollution hotspots and track the movement of these particles through ocean currents. Startups are at the forefront of integrating AI into ocean cleanup efforts. Companies like The Ocean Cleanup, a Netherlands-based organization, are using AI to enhance their systems that collect plastic from rivers and oceans. Their technology uses machine learning to optimize the efficiency of cleanup devices and predict the accumulation of plastics. Another innovative approach is the use of autonomous robots equipped with AI for cleaning up microplastics. These robots navigate water bodies, identify microplastics using onboard sensors, and collect them without human intervention. This not only increases the scale of cleanup operations but also reduces the risks and costs associated with manual collection. In addition to direct cleanup efforts, AI assists in preventive measures. By analyzing data on plastic usage and waste management practices, AI helps identify key areas where interventions reduce the entry of plastics into the ocean. This includes optimizing recycling processes and developing more effective waste management strategies. Startups further contribute to solving the microplastics problem by focusing on the source of these pollutants. Innovations in biodegradable materials significantly reduce the amount of plastic entering the oceans. AI accelerates research and development in this area by analyzing material properties and environmental impacts, helping to create sustainable alternatives to conventional plastics. Moreover, public awareness and behavioral change are critical in combating microplastic pollution. AI-powered apps and platforms play an important role in educating the public and promoting eco-friendly habits. For instance, apps that track an individual's plastic usage and provide tips for reducing their plastic footprint are considered to be an effective tool for change.Beyond the pollution itself, a key study featured recently highlights the alarming risks associated with pathogen-laden microplastics in aquatic environments, raising significant public health concerns. This research explores how microplastics serve as carriers for pathogens in various water bodies, examining factors that influence the adherence and survival of these pathogens on microplastics, and their potential transmission to humans. The study is crucial for informing public health policies and environmental strategies, emphasizing the need for increased monitoring of microplastic pollution. It calls for further research into how microplastics facilitate the spread of pathogens and the resulting health risks. The study underscores the critical importance of understanding the role microplastics play in pathogen distribution, highlighting its significant implications for both environmental and human health. The research brings attention to the often-overlooked health dangers posed by pathogens on microplastics in water, advocating for urgent actions to safeguard public health and environmental integrity. The study also stresses the need for multidisciplinary research to better understand the complex interactions between microplastic-associated pathogens and to develop effective mitigation strategies. The role of AI in fighting microplastics in our oceans is multifaceted, encompassing detection, cleanup, prevention, and public engagement. As technology advances, startups specializing in AI and environmental solutions are poised to make significant contributions to preserving marine ecosystems and protecting the health of our oceans. By combining innovative technologies with concerted efforts across sectors, the goal of a cleaner, plastic-free ocean becomes increasingly attainable.

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This article was originally published on by . ProPublica Cezary Podkul Mr. Big had a problem. He needed to move what he called “fraud funds” back to China, but a crackdown was making that difficult. So in August, Mr. Big, who, needless to say, did not list his real name, posted an ad on a Telegram channel. He sought a “group of smuggling teams” to, as he put it, “complete the final conversion” of the stolen money by smuggling gold and precious stones from Myanmar into southern China, in exchange for a 10% cut. It’s unclear whether Mr. Big ultimately succeeded; his ad has since been deleted, and ProPublica was unable to reach him. But the online forum where he posted his ad says a lot about why Americans and people around the world have found themselves targeted by an unprecedented wave of fraud originating out of Southeast Asia, whose vast scale is now becoming apparent. In a single recent criminal investigation, Singapore police in money laundered from a to organized crime, including “scams and online gambling.” seized more than $2 billion syndicate with alleged ties The Telegram channel that featured Mr. Big’s plea for assistance was a Chinese-language forum offering access to “white capital” — money that has been laundered — “guaranteed” by a casino operator in Myanmar, , that purports to ensure that deals struck on the forum go through. Fully Light Group Fully Light also operates its own Telegram channels that advertise similar services. One such channel, with 117,000 participants, featured offers to swap cryptocurrency for “pure white” Chinese renminbi or “white capital” Singaporean dollars. (Telegram took down that channel after ProPublica inquired about it. Fully Light did not respond to requests for comment.) The presence of a casino in facilitating such deals is no coincidence. A growing number of gambling operations across Southeast Asia have become key pillars in a vast underground banking system serving organized criminal groups, according to new research by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. The research has not been published, but the agency shared its findings with ProPublica. There are now over 340 physical casinos across Southeast Asia (as well as countless online ones), and many of them show accelerating levels of infiltration by organized crime, according to the UNODC. The casinos function as “a shadow banking system that allows people to move money quickly, seamlessly, jurisdiction-to-jurisdiction, with almost no restriction,” Jeremy Douglas, UNODC’s top official , told ProPublica in September. in Southeast Asia That has made money laundering “easier than ever before,” he said, and it’s been “fundamental to the expansion of the transnational criminal economy” in the region — especially cybercrime. , Southeast Asia has become a major hub for cryptocurrency investment scams that often start as innocent-sounding . As ProPublica reported in detail last year “wrong number”-type text messages The messages frequently originate from seedy casino towns in Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar, where criminal syndicates lure workers with the promise of lucrative jobs, only to force them to work as online scammers. UNODC’s map of known or suspected scam compounds shows a clear overlap with gambling hubs in Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia, where allegations of forced online scam labor have become so widespread that they recently prompted Interpol to issue a , which the international police agency said was occurring on “an industrial scale.” global warning about the problem Gambling has long attracted organized crime, but never more than in Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos and the Philippines, where loose regulations and endemic corruption allow casinos to operate with little oversight or responsibility to report suspicious transactions. Before the COVID-19 pandemic began, officials in those countries in an effort to attract foreign direct investment. wooed Chinese casino operators Criminal bosses, facing a crackdown in China , began investing in casinos and cutting deals to run their own special economic zones in Myanmar and elsewhere where they could operate unfettered. and sanctions imposed by the U.S. When the pandemic struck in 2020, travel restrictions emptied newly built casinos, hotels and offices of workers and visitors across the region. Criminal syndicates repurposed the facilities to house online fraud operations and turned to human smugglers to staff them up. (For example, when Philippine authorities raided several online gambling operators between May and August, they discovered more than 4,400 laborers, most of them .) human trafficking victims forced to perpetrate online fraud Online casinos can be easily used for money laundering: They often accept cryptocurrency deposits that can be converted to virtual chips and placed in bets or cashed out in currency, making them seem like proceeds of legitimate gambling. is becoming increasingly common in Southeast Asia. That method of money laundering Physical casinos have their own attractions for money laundering. They have become a draw for a parallel industry of junket operators, who organize gambling trips for high-rollers. Those junkets also attract organized criminal groups that need to move money across borders and do so using junkets’ gambling accounts, according to recent prosecutions by Chinese authorities. Last year, 36 individuals connected to Suncity Group, once one of the biggest junket operators in the world, were about $160 million in illegal cross-border payments and transactions. convicted in China of facilitating The company’s ex-CEO, Alvin Chau, is in jail for . running a criminal syndicate and other charges In northeast Myanmar, Fully Light Group has emerged as a “multi-billion-dollar business conglomerate and a key player” in casinos and illegal online gambling, according to , Myanmar country director for the United States Institute of Peace. research by Jason Tower “These are not normal casinos in any way,” Tower said, because they’re located in what he calls “criminal enclaves” that are more under the control of organized crime than any government authority. For instance, hundreds of criminal convictions by Chinese courts related to illegal casinos, fraud, kidnapping, drugs and weapons charges in the Kokang Special Administrative Zone, near Myanmar’s border with China, where Fully Light is based. Tower found In its review, UNODC found Kokang casinos — both those owned by Fully Light and by others — also played a major role in money laundering. They operate Telegram channels that openly advertise money laundering services, including some that link back to official Fully Light channels and offer the company’s guarantee to cross-border exchanges of cryptocurrencies. Some Fully Light-affiliated Telegram channels include solicitations to participate in what are known as money mule “motorcades” that move funds through multiple cryptocurrency wallets or bank accounts. Billions of dollars more are likely flowing into the region, thanks to online scams that show no signs of abating. Nick Smart of the cryptocurrency analytics firm Crystal Blockchain has been tracing the flows of crypto funds deposited into online platforms that are set up to look like investing sites in order to fleece victims. Following the money trail from just one such website, which he suspects to be linked to criminal organizations in Myanmar, led him to a wallet that also pooled funds from 14 other known crypto scams. The wallet received about $44 million in various cryptocurrencies between December and July, when it ceased activity. With thousands of such websites popping up every day, victims’ losses are easily “in the billions,” said Smart, the director of blockchain intelligence at Crystal. The global cybercrime spree has prompted countries across the region to take a bolder tack. In June, Thailand to two cyberfraud hot spots across its border with Myanmar (with ). More recently, six illegal cellular towers suspected of providing internet service to scam compounds in Myanmar. cut off electricity disappointing results Thai officials shut down Chinese authorities have also in dramatic operations that included a of hundreds of suspected cybercriminals across a border crossing from Myanmar to China’s southern Yunnan Province on Sept. 6. arrested thousands of their own citizens humiliating perp walk On Sept. 26, UNODC with China and the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations to jointly and human trafficking linked with casinos and scams. An accompanying the agreement calls on the countries to “make anti-money laundering and wider anti-corruption efforts a higher priority.” unveiled an agreement combat organized crime action plan But the challenge is steep. Even as multiple countries crack down, Laos, one of the poorest nations in the region, is online gambling operators to set up shop within its borders and target foreigners. getting ready to allow And governments need to broaden their focus. Anti-money-laundering regulations often zero in on bank cash transfers of $10,000 or more. The UNODC’s Douglas said governments will need to turn their attention to casinos and other nontraditional financial players. “Everyone’s been focusing on transactions of $10,000 going through banks and flagging suspicious transactions,” Douglas said, “and these guys are moving millions around the corner through the casino, laughing at the system.” Photo by on Carl Raw Unsplash

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