These folks just don't give up on spamming people. I get something like this about every 2 weeks. For the record - I'm saying this publicly - my coinbase balance is zero. Go ahead and try to hack in there and take it all - but please stop wasting my time.
Hey @sama - 4o seems very dum today. Debugging simple javascript - every iteration, my ~ 100 line script becomes 55 lines .. then I say "hey!" and it comes back - only to be deleted next iteration. 'sup?
@Farzad_MD@mickytripathi1 I corrected an entrepreneur yesterday who was pitching "integration" when he meant "compliant with API standards."
How far and ... not far ... we've come ...
.@mickytripathi1 at #Datavant summit
Q: "How would you define interoperability?"
M: "I would define interoperability as a compliance requirement"
😂😂😂
(laughing and crying has never been more appropriate)
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ONC is now the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy and ONC (ASTP/ONC)
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Mayday.
The sudden pollution of science with LLM-generated content, known to yield plausible-sounding but sometimes difficult to detect errors (“hallucinations”) is serious, and its impact will be lasting.
Please share this short essay (link below) with scientists and with media covering science and medicine.
It's that time of year again when the spammy "buy the @HIMSS attendee lists!" emails start coming. But this time they've upped their game and recruited @elonmusk to send the emails! Congrats on landing him!
Every now and then AI history does repeat itself, pretty much verbatim. Horse rides astronaut, redux.
New essay at my newsletter, Marcus on AI, on what a new weird result means for DALL-E 3 and Gemini, and why some things really have not changed.
@RebeccaCoelius yep ... (and) let's be clear - "physician shortages" are often described by physicians - who then oppose expanding the engagement of others who may very well be appropriate to help improve the health of those we serve. We're not *that* special.
I struggle with conversations around physician shortages that ignore the BILLIONS of people without access to decent healthcare around the world.
If you aren’t designing for that level of care expansion, you aren’t solving the real problem.
YES we should pay certain specialties more and ramp up training. But that will solve the problem about as well as home composting will solve climate change.
Insiders who never stop questioning the system paired with humble outsiders with complementary skills are unbeatable teams in healthcare.
(They are also vastly less annoying than insiders who think they know everything, or outsiders who think everyone who built the system must have been an idiot)
@EvelinaLeivada@GaryMarcus Your ref to NLM leads to this - which is an article: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK53696…
NLM isn't *saying* anything at all.
We physicians use the term to describe behavior. It's a verb rather than a diagnosis. The behavior is seen in some disorders. It is not a diagnosis itself.
He had me eye-rolling at there's someone called @GaryMarcus. I'd also say one needs to be careful: attaching medical labels & pseudodiagnoses to people may get you in trouble. Confabulation is a neuropsychiatric disorder. I'm not saying this. The National Library of Medicine is.