"Assuming" the types of produce inputs are disclosed, are fresh, no farm bugs, clean, free from pesticides, and the tools are thoroughly cleaned, and free from bugs and rodents. Yes I would eat. But that's relying on many assumptions. If the quality guarantees are not there, don't eat it.
Healthcare: USA ranks 10th in 2024 for 1) Lowest life expectancy from preventable disease. 2) Barriers to affordable care 38% of adults skip recommended care due to cost. 3) Largest disparities between high and low-income residents able to afford healthcare.
www.commonwealthfund.org/publications...
Health plan disenrollment following MOUD initiation "was associated with a 51% and 56% increase in the hazards of all-cause mortality and overdose mortality"
Relevant finding as states work to operationalize Medicaid work requirement exemptions for enrollees with substance use disorder.
AI Agents are devaluing your brand by mispronouncing them. When using AI tools in customer service or to generate training tools for internal HR or external customers (i.e., training vendors on services or software). Make sure it is pronouncing your products/services correctly.
Now that's a headline:
"Former surgeon general: The Senate must not approve someone who can’t practice medicine as the nation’s top doctor"
In AI, "benchmark saturation" refers to when an evaluation test (benchmark) used to evaluate which model is outperforming other models no longer differentiates between the top-performing LLM (Large Language Models) because their scores have hit a functional ceiling; where they perform the same
AI Agents can now "rent humans" (as a proxy) to do tasks where the AI Agent cannot be physically present. AI Agents can pay for goods and services but it cannot sign legally binding contracts. AI cannot assess discriminatory hiring practices or be personally liable for errors.
Employee compensation are being tied to their usage of AI tools.
Meta: AI is a "core expectation".
Shoosmiths (UK): usage of MS Copilot.
Accenture: regular usage AI platform.
Brex: AI projects, & workflow redesign.
Sanofi: experimenting projects with AI.
IBM: ties AI innovation to contests.
Finished reading "Valley of Genius: The Uncensored History of Silicon Valley". This is a compilation of the actual words said by the founder of startups of companies like Microsoft, Apple, Atari, Google, Napster, Facebook, dot com market bust since the 70's, 80's, 90's,2000's.
"The argument runs deeper than most discussions--even many academic ones--about the myths that continue to be reproduced through our stories about AI..." Congrats to "Artificial Humanities" on being named a 2025 Artificiality Book Award winner!