The Swiss Connection

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The Swiss Connection takes you inside scientific discoveries from Switzerland and shows how they are shaping global conversations. Each episode dives into the big questions impacting our future, from the realities of AI in labs and hospitals to the science behind climate solutions emerging in the Alps. Explore how researchers are tackling global challenges, whether it’s decarbonising cities, decoding the human body, or understanding the forces reshaping technology and society. With reporting that blends clarity, insight and global relevance, the podcast connects cutting‑edge research to everyday life. If you’re fascinated by innovation, climate science, or the ideas driving...

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The Swiss Connection

Episodes (97)

Sep 1st AI diagnostics are solving problems, but they're also creating new ones
Aug 18th Synthetic fuel can cut emissions without new engines: what's the catch?
Jul 28th AI for everyone: how to open up public debate

The Swiss Connection

Sep 1, 2026
26¼ minutes
36 MB

AI is changing so much in the world of healthcare, including diagnosing illnesses. The technology means this can be done much faster and more accurately than ever before. Between a lack of funding and a shortage of pathology expertise, nearly half of the global population is currently missing out on accessing proper diagnostics. It’s a problem that AI can help with, and in this episode of the Swiss Connection science podcast, we will find out how. Join host Jo Fahy and healthcare reporter Aylin Elçi to look at how the rapid advance of AI in the f...

The Swiss Connection

AI diagnostics are solving problems, but they're also creating new ones

SWI swissinfo.ch

00:00 -26:21