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A reason we need beneficial AGI:
After five years of pain across many systems in her body (a broken foot from stepping off a curb, debilitating migraines, fatigue, joint pain and instability, etc), my wife was recently diagnosed with a genetic disorder called Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS).
Because the medical system is designed for individual specialties while hEDS affects every system in her body (orthopedics, cardiology, neurology, gastroenterology, dermatology, etc), we spent five years seeing more doctors and specialists than in her whole life prior. Most doctors would only focus on what was relevant to their own specialty. We were lucky that her allergist (!!) put together the pieces after observing and hearing her full set of symptoms and issues.
As human medicine has progressed, it seems like we increase doctors’ depth at the expense of breadth. We need better tools to be able to deliver depth and breadth simultaneously to patients. This is one promise of AGI if built right — reliable, individualized, affordable healthcare in your pocket, like a panel of today’s top doctors across every speciality working together in concert to keep you healthy (and without you needing to fax forms between them).
There’s still a long way to go on the technology and on learning how to deploy it beneficially along with appropriate professional human oversight in high-stakes areas like medicine, but the promise is getting increasingly clear. Thoughtfully approached by technology developers, healthcare providers, governments, and society, there’s hope for much better care for every member of all of our families (including our non-human furry ones).
Custom GPTs are going to be a real gamer changer for enterprise. If businesses get their act together it's almost scary how much AI could do instead of staff #openai#ai#humanresource https://t.co/v6GYRSuL7A
@unusual_whales@JeffBezos is just buying property at knock off discount price under the guise of "charity" . In 5 years after recovery it'll be worth a hell of a lot more #fraud
@dave_stokley@bwise903 @hauserbua @DanPMelnick@schlaf If you're in the 'sharing economy' then just share your property. I'll happily take the trash out and even do some cleaning/ help out. Reality is though you're profiting not sharing. Don't try and convince yourself.
@anothercohen I suspected it was a kick start, but to end on parental gift and 'follow me for financial advice' was a bad promo. Perhaps not another multimillion idea
Uffff. Online systems are increasingly badly built. This fine example doesn't give any indication as to the problem and doesn't even render a user friendly page at the point of taking your money. Nice one @MoneySupermkt - never again.