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It's amazing that it was that effective... - It's a generalized language model; imagine how much more effective it would be with a specialized ai that used a v
by preommr 4y ago
It's amazing that it was that effective...
- It's a generalized language model; imagine how much more effective it would be with a specialized ai that used a variety of techniques that are better suited for logic and reasoning, while using llms to interact with patients.
- It cost an order of magnitude less than the visit to a doctor.
- The potential in being able to constantly monitor a patient - a point made in the post.
- intelVISA 4y ago> only reflecting back to me the things I thought were obvious — enthusiastically validating my bias like the world’s most dangerous yes-man. This is why it's exciting: we're seeing that awkward stage of impressive (for entry level/passing the bar) but still requires (expert?) supervision. Any worse and the novelty would wear off - any better and we'd be having (warranted) AI panic. Could go either way tbh
- rzzzt 4y agoI imagine development and training of these mythical non-LLM approaches are now placed on the backburner while the world is collectively enamored with eloquent virtual assistants inside microwaves and calculator apps.