Is medical AI overhyped? Someone thinks so. But many of the examples are selective and picking up all the bad stuff that happened years ago. Today's healthcare AI struggles with the fact that the easy stuff has been done and there is no moat. Now, the major players are consolidating the technology and smaller players are trying to get adopted or bought out. Such is the game.
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I can attest to this. Scientific articles are increasingly complex and cryptic due to excessive use of jargon and acronyms. This is just going to get worse with the use of LLMs to write papers, especially as the next generation of LLMs uses the existing corpus to train. But fortunately, you can use LLMs to decode these papers and make them more understandable, so this isn't too much of a barrier.
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This Asian Dad Energy video turned up in my newsfeed. His first video pulled you in out of sympathy, and I empathized with him, having experienced something similar. But he's turned his experience into a hobby where he shares personal growth tips from a techie standpoint and, and it's now a money-generating venture. Good for him!
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How did Oregon become one of the most expensive places to live? Sure is a mystery, isn't it, Oregonian? How did it happen? Hmm. Cost of living is going up and gubernatorial candidates are talking about it. Yes, but how did it happen? And look at the map – why, it's just Blue States! What a coincidence, eh? More deep insights from The Oregonian. 🤣
And it's not just The Oregonian. Why is Oregon not doing as well as the rest of the country? Why indeed.