Historian of technology, occasional dad jokes.
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Mar Hicks
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Oh cool, so chatbots train you to do the exact opposite of critical thinking.
“Sycophancy is a safety issue”
Oh cool, so chatbots train you to do the exact opposite of critical thinking.
“Sycophancy is a safety issue”
omg... the scapula is not the humerus.. the clavicle... nevermind. Sigh. SIGH. was is super hard for these doctors to find one anatomy picture to the point where they have to use ai graphic
Obviously the moment you pause to wonder who is circulating these videos, posing these questions and making these demands, awkwardness arises, so better not to. I suppose we should be grateful that agency isn’t being ascribed to the videos and the questions themselves. A matter of time?
Could be significant
Thought leaders to physicians: "AI isn't going to take your job, but a physician using AI will."
Physician using AI: "I’m Dr. Corey Welchlin, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in shoulder injuries for over three decades [...]"
centerforspecialtycare.com/why-does-my-...
This is a Mayo-affiliated surgeon. The clinic website is full of slop in his name.
And a bunch of people with decision-making power are adamant that these products mean resources don't need to be invested in medical access for underserved and rural communities.
health.usnews.com/doctors/core...
You may have never heard of RSV, but it's #1 reason that babies are hospitalized in their first year of life.
It all just happens. Videos are circulated, big questions are posed, demands are levelled, and all the poor politicians can do is try to ride the wave of anger without quite endorsing violence.
Interesting and unusual job posting, for a historian of computing/technology with aspirations to work in the museum field:
computerhistory.org/jobs/oral-hi...
