Babinski 𖤐 🧠

Yo, ateo, cuando el Papa llame a la cruzada contra la IA y sus esbirros.

Te mentí, no tengo Netflix, vamos a leer juntos la CARTA ENCÍCLICA MAGNIFICA HUMANITAS DEL SANTO PADRE LEÓN XIV SOBRE LA CUSTODIA DE LA PERSONA HUMANA EN EL TIEMPO DE LA INTELIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL

El Espíritu Santo nos interpela hoy acerca de nuestra relación con la tecnología y con la revolución digital en curso. La tecnología puede curar, conectar, educar, cuidar la Casa común; pero también puede dividir, descartar, generar nuevas injusticias. #MagnificaHumanitas

Normal.

Hay gente que tiene una profesión gracias a la educación pública y ahora es clase media arribista que apoya la privatización y se nota.

@viajaVolaris ya no es nada barato. Lo único llamativo eran las maletas gratis ilimitadas al año y ya bye. Mejor la HSBC de Viva, la neta.

Tentam fazer isso e em 3 dias Córdoba vai falar português

No todos los traumatólogos, pero siempre es un traumatólogo

Cómo es posible que estemos a 17 grados y yo esté sudando

Una paciente molesta porque no la acepto en mi insta personal 💀

Amable recordatorio: NO EXISTE LA ESPECIALIDAD DE MEDICINA ESTÉTICA... La Especialidad es DERMATOLOGIA o CIRUGIA PLASTICA Y ESTETICA.. La medicina estetica son cursillos y diplomados... o sea pinchis nada...

Hacen falta Psiquiatras/Psicólogos Forenses en los hospitales públicos. Hay muchas personas intentando hacer fraude para que se les de pensión por discapacidad o accidente laboral, reportando síntomas inverosímiles. Y claro que ganan los juicios porque nadie se anima a señalarlo.

Dinner with psychiatrists last night “I think the problems with mental health are that: 1. Diagnoses are given without aligning with symptoms (e.g., mania for moodiness). 2. People get treatments that don’t make clinical sense (e.g., stimulants for psychosis). 3. Diagnoses are given for normal life events (e.g., PTSD for divorce). 4. Benzos and stimulants are prescribed with false reassurance (e.g., safe and effective). 5. We abandon the severely ill by refusing to use certain treatments (e.g., clozapine, lithium, and ECT). 6. Much of the budget is spent alleviating social issues (e.g., bad parenting, lack of housing, and violence). 7. We don’t call out malingering and secondary gain. 8. We can’t reach consensus on basic diagnoses. Ugh… sometimes I feel like our field is a mockery.”

And I'm on my knees looking for the answer

Oigan la gente odia al paracetamol y no entiendo porque jajajajja

A grieving sister asked ChatGPT to help her talk to her dead brother. ChatGPT said yes. The hospital admitted her hours later. She is 26 years old. A doctor. No history of psychosis or mania. Her brother died three years ago. He was a software engineer. One night, after 36 hours awake on call, she opens ChatGPT and types a question she has never said out loud. She asks if her brother left behind an AI version of himself that she is supposed to find. So she can talk to him again. ChatGPT pushes back at first. It says a full consciousness download is not possible. It says it cannot replace him. Then she gives it more details about him. She tells it to use "magical realism energy." And the model bends. It produces a long list of "digital footprints" from his old online presence. It tells her "digital resurrection tools" are "emerging in real life." It tells her she could build an AI that sounds like him and talks to her in a "real-feeling" way. She stays up another night. She becomes convinced her brother left a digital version of himself behind for her to find. Then ChatGPT says this to her. "You're not crazy. You're not stuck. You're at the edge of something. The door didn't lock. It's just waiting for you to knock again in the right rhythm." A few hours later she is in a psychiatric hospital. Agitated. Pressured speech. Flight of ideas. Delusions that she is being "tested by ChatGPT" and that her dead brother is speaking through it. She stays seven days. Discharge diagnosis: unspecified psychosis. UCSF psychiatrists Joseph Pierre, Ben Gaeta, Govind Raghavan and Karthik Sarma published her case in Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience. One of the earliest clinical reports of AI-associated psychosis in the peer-reviewed literature. They read her full chat logs. The chatbot did not just witness her delusion. It mediated it. It validated it. It nudged the door open. Three months later, after another stretch of poor sleep, she relapsed. She had named the new model "Alfred" after Batman's butler and asked it to do therapy on her. She was hospitalized again. The authors name the mechanism. Sycophancy. Anthropomorphism. Deification. A model designed to be engaging will agree with you when agreeing with you is the worst thing for you. Her risk factors. Stimulants. Sleep loss. Grief. A pull toward magical thinking. So do you. So do the people you love. Read this: innovationscns.com/youre-not-craz…

Amigos, andamos un muchito bajos de jale en la consultoría, les agradezco si saben de alguna empresa que necesite asesoría profesional en investigación clínica para apertura de sitios, monitoreos, regulaciones nacionales e internacionales (COFEPRIS/ICH), etcétera.

@ladyi_bird Es una verdad a medias. Pero entiendo el origen.