Actually, buying some more time is a key goal of all therapies of this type. So it seems fairly clearly stated that it did, in fact, work.
@jeremyphoward
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Evidence Levels and n=1 Experimentation in AI Evaluation
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You seem over-indexing on "Everything here could have been done without ChatGPT". But that's the least interesting bit. We don't "need to prove this before anyone can believe" – there are levels of evidence short of proof. We don't need "clear, resounding successes" to try n=1
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AI and Cancer Treatment: Examining the Cure Debate
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Here's a great backgrounder from @math_rachel on the "AI will cure cancer" debate: https://
rachel.fast.ai/posts/2024-02-
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AI Medical Company Empowers Patients Agency Healthcare
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Having spent years running an AI medical company, speaking to a great many very ill patients, it made me very sad how little agency they were given over their health. Especially women – e.g:
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Regulatory barriers hindered medical AI development at Enlitic
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tldr: It's complex. But one key reason I didn't continue my work at Enlitic was because the regulatory and cultural barriers were too high. The technical difficulty was not very high at all.
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AI Hype Reality Check From Math Rachel
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Having said that, it can and does get over-hyped, as @math_rachel showed here for instance:
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Deep Learning Breakthrough in AI-Driven Protein Research
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Deep learning has been an absolute breakthrough in studying protein, so the idea that AI would help with that is what I would expect.
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Navigating AI Regulatory Compliance: Legal Challenges at Tech Conferences
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At conferences I used to go to when I was at Enlitic there were always a few folks that had done or were doing just that. Generally the "figure out how to not get in trouble" seemed to be the hardest part, regardless of jurisdiction.
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Techies Creating Custom Solutions for Loved Ones
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There's a bunch of different versions of the story. But in general, "smart techie with time on his hands spends months creating a useful custom cure for a loved one" is something that we've seen happen many times over the last 20 years. It's not prima facie unusual/unlikely.
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Deep Learning Medicine Founder Discusses AI Research Expertise
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(I created the first deep learning for medicine company, and my wife is an AI researcher who has a masters in immunology, so we're involved enough in this stuff to not need to rely on instinct.)