Brian Baker 🧢⬆️

Dad. Puppy dad. AI and DevOps at vRad.

[Virtual Radiologic @vRad]

Don’t miss out on some awesome insights next week in AI and radiology from vRad CMO Benjamin W. Strong, MD and vRad software engineer Robert Harris, PhD. They'll be sharing their expertise at the RSNA podium!

#RSNA23 #RSNA #AI #RadiologyAI #Radiology #Teleradiology

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@AmineKorchiMD Or how SSRIs work? Or how Lithium works?

[Anthropic @AnthropicAI]

Neural networks often pack many unrelated concepts into a single neuron – a puzzling phenomenon known as 'polysemanticity' which makes interpretability much more challenging. In our latest work, we build toy models where the origins of polysemanticity can be fully understood.

[Ethan Caballero @ethanCaballero]

https://t.co/2lGCWzPHfc has unveiled ACT-1, a large Transformer trained to use digital tools such as a web browser. It’s hooked up to a Chrome extension that allows ACT-1 to observe the browser & take actions, like clicking, typing, & scrolling, etc‍:
https://t.co/V6IrhuG8SH

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@ilyseh We'd be open to a trade. Being stuck with Mr is lame.

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@vboykis I used to listen to LOTR soundtrack. Pretty sure Enya was on it and I agree!

[Radiology: Artificial Intelligence @Radiology_AI]

Fine-grained annotations overcame shortcut learning and enabled #DeepLearning models to identify lesion patterns https://t.co/9I4FtRIzKt @JackChan2021 @hkust #MachineLearning #ChestRad #AI

[Evidently AI @EvidentlyAI]

📌 In case you missed it:

There are a lot of approaches to data drift detection.

We made an experiment to compare those and help build intuition on different tests and metics behave.

A blog with the code 👇🏼
https://t.co/ptXtbZBBV4

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@zeynep That's a fun epistemological conundrum. I agree with you in spirit. However, I think you are wrong. You can be right even if the facts at present disagree with you. But if you work in the medical community and practice evidence based medicine you better follow the evidence!

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@Mimetic1997 I think this is actually pretty common in religions. I don't remember the term for it though.

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@SciGuySpace But Falcon Heavy beat it :). Besides, someone told me the real question is how many times will Starship fly between Artemis 1 and 2 ;)

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@Streaksfriend @DavidAFrench Right? Focusing on all the wrong things. We need real conservatives. This is just distraction and nit picking. Yeah, we get it - democrats suck. But there's a serious problem in the GOP and it needs to be in focus.

[Andrej Karpathy @karpathy]

LOTR Rings of Power is out. But I spent most of the first episode sad and internally mourning and reminiscing the miracle of the original trilogy. I basically can’t watch it hurts too much. Lol @ review I encountered:

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The cocoa powder contains fat with a hydrophobic quality and this is why when you touch it with a toothpick, the layer of milk seems to magically fall off leaving the cocoa powder underneath perfectly dry

[read more: https://t.co/PC0ybo5nyi]
https://t.co/o5pNXi5C0r

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@DavidAFrench This is a really sophomoric view for you. Disappointed.

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@EllenYChang How do you know?

[Joseph Lo PhD @JosephLo16]

Introducing RAD-ChestCT, our major medical imaging dataset for #MachineLearning! We shared 3630 chest CT scans, with abnormalities & locations parsed from radiologist reports.

Learn more from the tenacious, brilliant @racheldraelos at her blog:
https://t.co/0Y8fvKRMXK

[Ari Lamm @AriLamm]

Why Read The Bible In Hebrew?

Let's talk about one of the most influential stories *ever* for thinking about the nature of human progress—the Tower of Babel.

What exactly did Babel's builders do wrong?

A thread (for non-Hebrew readers too!) 🧵 1

[Brian Baker 🧢⬆️ @brianbobbybaker]

@Oldboatie What? The polio CFR is way higher... https://t.co/MDjDmSgFAQ.

[Amy Pechacek @pechacek_amy]

20. InnerBody

This site offers an interactive guide to human anatomy.

It's an easy way to study the human body's various systems and segments, perhaps to teach students in school.

https://t.co/2vfF7zfVy5