Josh Simmich

PhD | The University of Queensland, Australia | Researching serious games in physiotherapy. Other interests: AI/automation, mobile health, behavioural economics

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

@emollick Most journals still forbid uploading unpublished works to online AI due to intellectual property concerns, so you'd need to use a local model.

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

@petergostev @ericssunLeon What's the direction of causation though? Does reasoning make it worse, or does falling for the BS then use more reasoning tokens (because it continues to think through the question rather than just giving an initial refusal)?

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

@emollick ChatGPT 5 is the only one that maintained the they/them pronouns from the prompt.

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

Excited to share my latest research exploring the potential of a GPS-based app in assessing mobility for those with persistent pain. We investigated if smartphones can reliably measure walk distance, allowing for remote assessment. Read our findings here: https://t.co/amLDdZOFJs

[Hang DING @hangding]

Evaluation framework for conversational agents with artificial intelligence in health interventions: a systematic scoping review https://t.co/GCRWUCO1p9

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

Are you using mobile apps to monitor pain? Our latest research evaluates the apps available to the Australian public, revealing strengths and limitations you should know. Learn more: https://t.co/xybcWHiFSx #ChronicPain @RecoverResearch

[UQ RECOVER Injury Research Centre @RecoverResearch]

The RECOVER Conference 2021 is a full-day, in-person event hosted by our RECOVER researchers alongside international and national keynote speakers.

Conference 7 Oct in Brisbane. Early bird registration extended until Friday 10th September. Get in quick! https://t.co/q89Xz0s5UN

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

Just published my paper titled 'Perspectives of older adults with chronic disease on the use of wearable technology and video games for physical activity' https://t.co/stEPCh3cGb

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

My pilot trial of a game designed to encourage physical activity in older adults with COPD (game developed by @BitlinkAU) has been published by @jmirpub! https://t.co/XNaDg6abDc

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

Not sure if scientists are lazy or just very busy, but so many just copy and paste from a journal article to make their slides. Stop it. The presentation is an advertisement for your paper, not a PowerPoint version of the paper. https://t.co/sP62NAzp6b

[SimGHOSTS @SimGHOSTS]

Patrea Andersen sharing examples of technology changing health professional education at #SG18AUS

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

Artificial intelligence debates humans on topic of telemedicine. https://t.co/K2jPi0byNy

[Josh Simmich @JSimmich]

Great to see so many people interested in spending a weekend learning about AI in health #aiinhealthSCUGC

[Robin Hanson @robinhanson]

It still amazes me that academic fields, connected by co-citation, are arranged in a ring. Is there a missing "dark field" in the middle that we will find someday to connect it all together well?

[Ben Ferns @ben_ferns]

This tech from @CTRLlabsCo which can read and interpret nerve signals via ML (even when the movement is not made) has a huge amount of potential - no cameras, no trackers, and not limited to what humans can do (note the robot arm can rotate its wrist 360 degrees). Links below vvv

[Designed2Move @designed2moveuk]

Rethinking 10,000 steps? The theory has been around for over 50 yrs...@FirstbeatInfo #HRVSummit