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autonomics

British

/ ˌɔːtəˈnɒmɪks /

noun

(functioning as singular) electronics the study of self-regulating systems for process control

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First study author and former Duke research scholar Ayman Youssef, MD, a clinical fellow of autonomics at Vanderbilt Medical Center, analyzed data identifying that inhibiting SUMOylation, through genetic or drug-based approaches, dramatically slowed disease progression in mouse models.

From Science Daily

Autonomics encapsulate a range of artificial intelligence characteristics, such as observing and replicating processes performed by humans and communicating with solutions employed at other businesses for assistance.

From Forbes

With the rise of autonomics, machines can now handle the majority of tasks previously designated for humans.

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The department most immediately affected by autonomics is information technology.

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