The AI ward
Medicine practice is changing. Technology and specifically, AI, is bridging a gap for healthcare in remote locations or in third world conditions. Simplifying training to scale will ultimately save lives.
Medicine practice is changing. Technology and specifically, AI, is bridging a gap for healthcare in remote locations or in third world conditions. Simplifying training to scale will ultimately save lives.
There will be a future lull in programming from all big studios including streaming services for at least 12 months. Writers, directors, actors and producers have asked a simple request, modernise our employment contracts to protect us and our creativity from technologies that seek to undermine our human spirit and creative output.
There is beauty to be found in technology, it’s not all bad. Before you jump to conclusions about where AI and creativity is headed, read this story about a new release by the ultimate analogue band, The Beatles.
AI is getting ahead of itself and herein lies some examples. Future Life Institute are attempting to rein in the speeding bullet train that is AI language models by asking big tech to take a pause. Will it make any difference?
AI is bigger than us, so we need to put our thinking caps on and start figuring out the best way to harness it’s power for good while remaining skeptical. We need to sit with the enormity and imagine our futures with AI at the helm.