[Candor7]

David Fajgenbaum.

Thats amouthful.

YHWH helped them out.

[BipolarBob]

I want my AI doctor. I want him now. I’m fed up with doctors following a flow chart that can’t think for themselves. If you confront them with their cherished theory,they stiffen up with you can’t believe everything you read on the internet. Why? He believes everything these drug company compromised government agencies decree. He/she does it without question or reason.

[kaintucky]

There must be different levels of ai. I query AI most everyday. I have learned to be skeptical of the answers. Recently I asked chat which journalists lost their WH privileges because of Biden policies. Chat repeatedly denied that any were listed by name. After a Non-AI search I came up with an article from Heritage that listed a Mr. Logan. Today I asked what shirt WNBA coach White wore during a game. Chat went into a long pro-trans diatribe about coach Reeves shirt concerning trans kids. Chat acknowledged the mistakes blaming it on “a program “. Ran out of time and lost the thread to dig deeper. I don’t trust chat but support AI. It has the capability of digging through mounds of data and helping cure diseases or digging through your personal data and putting you on a “list”.

[bigbob]

AI heap good medicine

[BenLurkin]

Got bit by a rattlesnake did he?

[TalBlack]

Ya gotta love a medical crisis story that has the words: “ and there was no guarantee it’d work”.

[ridesthemiles]

AN ELECTRONIC HAIL MARY

[Secret Agent Man]

AI as a specialized expert system supplementing humans and/or trying to find meta-patterns is useful

Turning it all over to AI and getting rid of people is not the way to use AI.

[GOPJ]

The cool thing about this story is that AI looked for “connections.” A human researcher can study a drug and start digging through research to see what else it might do, but AI can look across thousands of drugs and thousands of diseases at the same time, really fast. That’s a totally different ballgame.

Super Intelligence is going to be amazing...

[Varsity Flight]

There’s that word “connection” again.

We figured the push would be through the medical.

Then the schools

Then the mandatory , the “safety” speak.

Then, simultaneously, through general industrial automation.

Then, mandatory in the workforce

Then “connect” Globe 🌎🌍 all.

....All “taken care of” ✖️

[ChessExpert]

AI can also advise upon the timing of medications. If you experience dizziness or make too many trips to the bathroom at night, maybe you should change the timing of a medication. AI can be queried as soon as a question occurs to you.

[Dr. Franklin]

The drug that saved Dr. Fajgenbaum’s life was a generic medication called sirolimus, typically given to kidney donation recipients to prevent rejection. The medication has kept his Castleman disease in remission for more than a decade.

Well who is going to fund research on a generic drug?
Where's the profit in that for Big Pharma?

[trebb]

Reminds me of Trump’s “Right to try” policy/doctrine”...