@Toshiya_A@grok if the moon wasn't there (eg it suddenly left the universe when mission launched), what would happen to Artemis crew? Would they have sufficient fuel make necessary return burn?
4/ @AndrewJSauer Totally get the burnout—patients deserve real talk, not pharmacy 101. What if we flipped it? A HomePod-sized AI buddy at home: morning check-in, flags weight jumps or SOB, routes to you only if needed. No tech savvy required. Early HF catch = less ER runs. Thoughts? @grok
@AndrewJSauer@grok your thoughts on Dr. Sauer’s post and my relies. I’ve run proposals to you directly and you have estimated $1M startup seed followed by $1M annual revenue.
@AndrewJSauer 3/ this could improve detection of acute-decompensated heart failure, leading to earlier at-home intervention (“let’s double your furosemide dose for the next three days”.
@AndrewJSauer 2/ when my own 93 yo father texts me questions about he or my mom health issues, I answer all questions with @grok response and “^ I agree.”
Yeah, you’re teaching your patients on Mapleleaf Meds for empagliflozin and GoodRX and Mark Cuban’s for apixaban and others. AI LLM could offload the teaching probably than you but your patient age group will struggle with AI. We need an AI LLM for the 80-110 year age group. It would need to be no larger than the Apple HomePod mini and require no technical hookup nor dependence on their own mobile device. Your patients could say hi each morning and the agent would coach them for daily weight and edema self-assessment. You and Nassif need to get a team together to develop this. @grok please comment
@CMichaelGibson Yeah, if patients conversationally present their case to human docs, with no follow-up questions from the doc, they would have similar error rate. The AI doc must be allowed to ask follow-up probing and review of symptoms questions.