The AI Bubble? It’s Really a Startup Bubble, and It’s Popping Big Time
The new book released today, Unicorns, Hype, and Bubbles by Dr. Jeffrey Funk, offers a balanced and realistic view of
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Selling The New o1 ‘Strawberry’ to Healthcare Is a Crime, No Matter What OpenAI Says 🍓
While the previous GPT-4o model was confidently misdiagnosing, o1 takes it a step further—not only confidently misdiagnosing but also rationalizing
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Painful AI Adoption in Medicine: 10 Obstacles to Overcome
9 out of 10 hurdles are technical. But the biggest roadblock? It’s 100% human… Continue reading this article on Substack…
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OpenAI Concedes: We’re Only at Level 1 of AI Progress, Far from AGI
Sam Altman has unfortunately lost the AGI debate to Yann LeCun and Gary Marcus… Continue reading this article on Substack…
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Med-Gemini by Google: A Boon for Researchers, A Bane for Doctors
Google published a new paper on fine-tuning its state-of-the-art (SoTa) multimodal LLM, called Gemini, for medical purposes, aptly naming it
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AI Has Failed Radiologists: Why Do Humans Believe Bad Predictions?
The Oscar ceremony was held last night. Can you name a movie outside of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” that was nominated
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12 Questions for Healthcare Regulators about AI Biases and Health Equity
Healthcare is a critical domain where AI can improve lives. However, due to its importance, it’s a high-risk area where
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A Message to Digital Health Founders: There is No Money in Disease Prevention. Come Back in 10 Years.
Monetization is a real challenge in digital health. Making money in healthcare tech is tough. Whether it’s governments or insurance
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How Are the CEOs of Health Nonprofits Among the Richest People in the U.S.? Two Words: Phantom Stock.
A fascinating and extremely disturbing story about how some U.S. healthcare nonprofits exploit tax loopholes and fabricate imaginary stock prices
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Why Do Cops Trust AI, But Doctors Don’t?
The answer lies in incentives and motivation. It’s the “catch the bad guy at all costs” versus “protect the patient
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