Adam Little
@alittle
Adam Little
Why We Don't Believe MIT NANDA's Weird AI Study
futuriom.com
There is a lot of talk that AI is going to be able to do everything that humans can, better, and soon.
That there will be nothing left for us to do.
That is not how this works.
This is a strategy memo for humans. https://t.co/kJXhfd9hbE
The silent productivity killer you've never heard of...
Attention Residue (and 4 strategies to fight back): https://t.co/E7GaqeOfYA
TUESDAY, Oct. 29, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- Artificial intelligence can accurately detect heart murmurs in dogs, a new study finds.
The AI program detects heart murmurs in canines with 90% accuracy, similar to the accuracy of expert cardiologists, researchers report.
The AI program detects heart murmurs in canines with 90% accuracy, similar to the accuracy of expert cardiologists, researchers report.
Dennis Thompson • AI Might Help Pick Up Heart Trouble in Dogs
his quality improvement study of 263 physicians and advance practice practitioners across 6 health care systems found that after 30 days with an ambient AI scribe, burnout among those working in ambulatory clinics decreased significantly from 51.9% to 38.8%. There were also significant improvements in the cognitive task load, time spent documenting... See more
Kristine D. Olson, Daniella Meeker • Use of Ambient AI Scribes to Reduce Administrative Burden and Professional Burnout
For the Pod and
Interesting data on the impact of scribes
Waymo is still good at avoiding serious distraction and death after 56.7 million miles
theverge.com
Are you a “Best of..” or “Worst of..” person when you browse YouTube?
Do you watch content that amplifies greatness? Content which demonstrates the incredible resilience, talents, growth, and potential of humans? Content which inspires you to be the best version of yourself?
Or do prefer content which shows people at their lowest points? Content
... See more- 72% of pet parents are very/extremely concerned about the financial implications of the cost of their pet's specialty care as they are the potential outcome.
- Half would be stressed by a specialty care bill of up to $1,000, with 81% being stressed if the bill increased towards $2,500.
- Only 25% of specialists believe pet parents have realistic