Jeremy Rogers

ED doc, med missions, longevity med, SpaceX/Tesla/xAI bull, Bama football/hoops, adore my wife/kids - love God, love people, Matt 22:37-40.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@jasonryanmd 💯 AI is amazing and I use it regularly in clinical practice. But this story is exaggerated. You don’t need AI to see that this is a very abnormal EKG in a patient that needs admission and further workup.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

THIS… and let’s not forget about other emerging technologies like liquid biopsies (Galleri, Cancerguard) looking at methylated DNA or RNA patterns or proteins in blood draws, multiomics using AI, breath/urine cancer detection and other AI enhanced imaging modalities. Add these all together, and we have a new horizon for cancer screening. I think physicians should loudly applaud these type of developments.

[Phil Metzger @DrPhiltill]

Prediction: these arguments will be ignored. The tech will be used widely. The public will become educated that most early detections are false positives and will not be anxious for inappropriate follow up tests. Protocols will adapt. Net win for health.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@jasonryanmd Are you content with our current cancer screening strategies? Alternatively we should develop better algorithms and technology that help us manage these incidentalomas better. Whole body imaging is not going anywhere.

[Chris Anderson (in London) @chr1sa]

"HIPAA was a mistake". Yes, and this is true for almost all of the "precautionary principle" regulations, from GMO restrictions in Europe to AI regulations across US states.

Rather than imagining all the things that might go wrong and seeking to prevent them, let the marketplace work and if and when things actually do go wrong, regulate *then* based on real-world harms not fantasies.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@DutchRojas 🔥🔥🔥

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@spencerpratt Wow… common sense. Refreshing.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@DrAndyGalpin This is why we started @PlotlineHealth! I’ve seen so many patients like this. Patients can carry significant risk even while optimizing nutrition and exercise.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

Very out of touch take here. You obviously are detached from the realities of practicing in this current environment. Have you seen what’s happened to physician reimbursement over the past 20 years? Do you have any clue why physicians would experience burnout in today’s environment? Stagnant reimbursement, massive government regulation, greater productivity demands w less reimbursement, complex reimbursement system, poor access to care, broken insurance system… Come spend the day in the ER with me.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@GoogleDeepMind Incredible. One more step closer to an AI-first operating system.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@bryan_johnson What Bryan is saying here is not just from his personal experience but validated in many studies supporting almost all of these. If you want to live longer and healthier, it’s really this “simple.” We intuitively know it’s true as well.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

Telemedicine and video conferencing technology has been utilized for many years. It’s transformative and absolutely essential to scale services for difficult-to-staff specialities (like neurology and psychiatry). This is nothing new.

We want/need these innovative and technologically advanced solutions in healthcare. Period. More please!

At the same time, we should acknowledge the negative economic forces driving this (e.g. stagnant reimbursement for physicians) that is making some specialities impossible to recruit and retain in some states and regions of the country.

So if you are a hospital and need these services, the only option some hospitals have is telemedicine.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

North Carolina Hospitals have deployed these telepresence robots

These allow doctors to interact remotely with patients. A real human doctor is operating this remotely and speaking with patients

Yes, this is real. This is so dystopian

North Carolina hospitals deployed these to combat doctor burnout and staffing shortages at some locations

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

Pro tip for night shift healthcare workers…

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

A single dose of creatine reduces the cognitive effects of sleep deprivation.

[Jeremy Carl @realJeremyCarl]

I'm going to keep posting this Alstair Begg clip "The Man on the Middle Cross" (less than four minutes in length) every Holy Week, because its message is true in 2026, it will be true in 2036 and it will be true in 3036.

"If i take my eyes off the cross, I can then give only lip service to its efficacy while at the same time living as if my salvation depends upon me.

And as soon as you go there it will lead you either to abject despair or a horrible kind of arrogance.

And it is only the cross of Christ that deals both with the dreadful depths of despair and the pretentious arrogance of the pride of man that says you know, I can figure this out."

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@Jacobsklug @openclaw @Lovable OS

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

Windows is dead. The next generation personal computers will be highly personalized AI agents. Think Star Trek-style highly customized interface.

[Marshall Richards @marshallrichrds]

I have had a lot of fun lately letting Claude fully control my old ThinkPad.

This finally feels like the correct way to interact with computers, like something’s been missing this entire time until now.

Give Claude a laptop to live in, you won’t regret it.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@JustinbFrommer Simple solution… don’t allow professional players to go back to play college basketball. Keep in mind that it’s the NCAA that opened this Pandora’s box, not Alabama. College sports is being professionalized. Until a structure is put in place, chaos will reign.

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

Seismic improvements in both electricity usage and model efficiency are coming fast: next-gen chips (Tesla AI5-level) and techniques like low-bit quantization (mentioned here), and other developments are delivering massive FLOPS-per-watt gains. This lets us squeeze far more intelligence out of the same (or less) power per task—even as total data center demand keeps growing.

The real payoff? All that freed-up compute and grid capacity won’t sit idle—it’ll rapidly fuel much more advanced generative AI: real-time world models, deeply personalized agents, reasoning robotics, creative tools, and entirely new applications we haven’t named yet. Efficiency → abundance → explosive progress.

[@levelsio @levelsio]

Creator of @nodejs says humans writing code is over

[Jeremy Rogers @jsrogers76]

@BrooksAustinBA 👇THIS 1000000%. Check out Vandy’s roster. There’s a premium for maturity and proven production in this new age of college football.