strong AI will make radiologists obsolete vibes https://t.co/lhlTUPsRCh
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) 29 mars 2026
strong AI will make radiologists obsolete vibes
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Strong AI Will Make Radiologists Obsolete
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Four Jobs Remaining at Tech Companies in Future
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The only 4 jobs that will remain at tech companies. Credit: @yrechtman
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Collective Human Intelligence Massively Underutilized Due to Imperfect Institutions
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Receiving this about people you vouched for in a GC text isn't something I am happy to see I just want opensource AI to win, and I choose to believe these people do too but we just disagree on the method Wishing them all the best Onwards and upwards
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Industry Job Selection Process Fundamentally Broken Across All Sectors
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Aside from how insane this particular line of interviewing is, this again highlights the fact that the whole job selection process IN THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY is completely and utterly garbage.
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AI Ethics Becomes Major Grift Recent Years
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Oh I take ethics (AI and otherwise) very seriously, but unfortunately that whole thing has become just a major grift in recent years.
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AI-driven mass unemployment and assisted suicide extinction scenario
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Here is a very plausible AI causing mass human extinction scenario: 1. AI causes mass unemployment and social disruption. 2. Vast majority of people *at best* become seriously depressed. 3. AI “doctors” offer them assisted sui**de as a “compassionate” solution. 4. People,
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MLB Adopts Sony Computer Vision AI for Ball-Strike Calls
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69% of baseball fans say they'd rather have a computer vision AI system call balls and strikes than a human umpire.
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) 29 mars 2026
This season, the MLB gave them one.
For the first time in league history, a human ump's ball-strike call is not final. A Sony computer vision system called… pic.twitter.com/MsbZYcy1ih69% of baseball fans say they'd rather have a computer vision AI system call balls and strikes than a human umpire. This season, the MLB gave them one. For the first time in league history, a human ump's ball-strike call is not final. A Sony computer vision system called
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Yale Report Shows Declining Trust in Higher Education
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I am gonna stick to my prediction. I have a track record that speaks for itself. FYI, Sero started with GPUs instead of a Mac because of me (glad he did, he’s now an active contributor in the community). This is exactly why I keep saying it pays to start on the right stack BTW.
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Automation Impact: Historical Lessons from Horses to Technology
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Famously, the only measurable impact of automating horses with cars was saving on hay and vet bills