[E. Pluribus Unum]

Cerebrospinal fluid reportedly leaked from one patient’s nose.

That doesn't sound good.

[sonova]

Cerebrospinal fluid reportedly leaked from one patient’s nose.
That doesn’t sound good.

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I am not a doctor, but yeah that is way not good.

[SecondAmendment]

Everyone should refuse J&J’s AI surgeon until the CEO allows it to perform a vasectomy on him ...

[ConservativeMind]

GenAI hallucinates.

Isn’t that special?

[BitWielder1]

It's just a glitch.
or
It has already been fixed in the next version.

They can, and will, use those excuses for many decades to come.

[BenLurkin]

[KarlInOhio]

Dr. AI: This patient has five fingers. He needs one added.

[Sawdring]

There are always problems in the beginning but I bet in five years there won’t be a difference and in ten you will be asking yourself why you would want a human surgeon when a robot doesn’t make mistakes.

[bdfromlv]

I wont allow Muslim doctors work on me because of the taqiyah and silent Jihad issues,

[caddie]

TruDi is not a good name for a surgical navigation system.

Just sayin'.

[Mariner]

5 years ago in AI was nearly eternity.

That’s when the device got AI.

This article is not relevant any longer.

[bdfromlv]

10 people “injured” over 5 years by AI, 1.2 million (killed) by medical accidents in the same time period.

[Ezekiel]

and with TruPath™ calculate the shortest valid path from a starting point to a target point.

Modeled on those map apps with direct routes through peat bogs, over cliffs, other no-go zones?

[Libloather]

Body parts DO NOT get swapped while doing it at home.

[suasponte137]

I’ve been using AI a lot, but I’m wondering if when botched surgeries happen, AI does a similar thing that does to me when it gets things wrong

“ oops sorry yep you’re right, my mistake! you have the correct answer!”

[Pilsner]

YouTube, owned by Google, is famously run by logarithms, and uses some of the most advanced AI on the planet.

Last week, its AI logarithm demonetized a 100,000+ subscriber channel that reads classic short stories, for being repetitive, and AI.

Its hundreds of recording and not all repetitive, save three or four short ones will occasionally be bundled into one long video. The reader, also the owner, and curator, is superb, and his reading of Victorian and Edwardian short stories he selects, is a refreshing change from the AI, written, and read, drivel that constitutes a large part of what YouTube offers up to me.

And he is still demonetized. Appeals, and protests, go to AI evaluators, which concur with the AI logarithm, that the channel is repetitive, and AI.