There's a growing movement to compel medical device companies to make it easier — and way cheaper — for hospitals to fix ventilators, MRI machines, and more. The firms are unsurprisingly resistant to the idea. Great story from @jaynew_l https://t.co/Q6o90MgkQL
Why @OtisBrawley questions what he knows and thinks doctors need to police themselves better.
A write-up of my interview from Tuesday by @jaynew_l.
https://t.co/9tL3YF2HGT
After the draft of the Supreme Court's ruling on Dobbs leaked in May, requests for abortion pills surged. When the decision came down in late June, they surged again. @jaynew_l reports. https://t.co/lKkWzZAJDG
When asked, “What’s the number one cause of death in women?” two-thirds of women in a 2009 American Heart Association survey were able to answer correctly: heart disease. Ten years later, in 2019, only 44% percent of women knew. My latest at @statnews:
Great discussion by @jaynew_l on saliency maps for establishing doctor trust in medical AI, referencing our recent work (led by @ARSaporta), with insightful comments by @MarzyehGhassemi
Just as our bodies can build resistance to viral attacks, it’s possible our minds can cultivate defenses against disinformation. Great article by @jaynew_l mentored by @eyoste @ScienceWriters 👉 https://t.co/zjSVwuyLEp
Meet the open-source 3-D-printing community that is inspiring a new generation of low-cost prosthetic limbs for children in this piece from @jaynew_l. Read more in #UnchartedTSW: https://t.co/gHA4RUOs2g
In an ideal world, social platforms would be able to recognize and represent the complexity of our social realities.
But to do that would require us to divulge even more data. https://t.co/NTVxuUJVmJ
Self-tracking our health and fitness doesn't necessarily encourage long-term behavioral change. The effects may be more psychological: https://t.co/jvSzPuvdx1
In August, Amazon announced it had improved “accuracy for emotion detection” in its facial-recognition software Rekognition. For the first time, the company said, it could detect fear.
The problem? Faces are not necessarily accurate signals of emotions. https://t.co/g2D02vZHMn
"If we believe an algorithm is wrong about us, it feels unfair. On the other hand, even if a rating accurately reflects who we are, warts and all, does it mean we should be more accepting of all the potential social, legal, and financial consequences?"