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Samo Burja 4w

Gain of function demonstrated it is easy to make new plagues. The bio profession wants to pretend it doesn't and keep doing gain of function research with government health money. They also want to pretend AI cannot replace key aspects of their job, which it obviously can. #GainOfFunction #PublicHealth #AIInMedicine #Nospecificcountrycodescanbederivedfromthetweetprovided.

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Samo Burja 4w

Gain of function research has demonstrated it is easy to make new plauges. The bio profession wants to pretend it doesn't and keep doing gain of function research with government health money. They also want to pretend AI cannot replace key aspects of their job, which it #GainOfFunction #PublicHealth #AIinMedicine #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.

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Bartosz Fiałek 4w

One thing I’ve learned: AI is incredibly powerful in medicine not only inside clinical tools, but in building them. Especially deterministic, guideline-based solutions: auditable, reproducible, predictable. AI helps build them fast - but the final product doesn’t need a https://t.co/reNa6amjR6 #AIinMedicine #HealthTech #Innovation #Nospecificcountriesarementionedinthetweet.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.

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The New York Times May 5

Dr. Danielle Ofri emphasizes the limitations of artificial intelligence in medicine, arguing that while A.I. can assist with data processing and treatment suggestions, it fails to grasp the complex, individual narratives and emotional nuances of patients that are crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective care. #Healthcare #AIinMedicine #PatientCare #US

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Opinion | Why A.I. Will Never Replace Your Doctor
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