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That’s fair, I’m not trying to be argumentative, normally I would agree with you on the AR applications of medicine. However, given the debut of ChatGPT this ye

That’s fair, I’m not trying to be argumentative, normally I would agree with you on the AR applications of medicine. However, given the debut of ChatGPT this year, I really do wonder if AGI will be doing the kinds of analysis you’re talking about before AR is at the level of being able to do it with a human.

TheNewsIsHere 3y ago
:) I didn’t read your comment as argumentative. I hope I didn’t come off that way. That’s an astute point! I hadn’t considered that there may be a bit of a race between AR/VR and AI/ML in medicine. Ideally the strengths of both technologies would be incorporated into well defined products eventually. As long as we are damn careful to properly label, review, and check AI generated medical information.
- randmeerkat 3y ago
  > :) I didn’t read your comment as argumentative. I hope I didn’t come off that way. :) I didn’t read your comments as argumentative either, this is actually a great conversation, thanks! > That’s an astute point! I hadn’t considered that there may be a bit of a race between AR/VR and AI/ML in medicine. Thank you, it’s a new idea I’ve been thinking on. > Ideally the strengths of both technologies would be incorporated into well defined products eventually. I couldn’t agree more. I feel like there must be some fusion of VR/AR/LLM technologies that I’m missing.