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The author uses the prompts and method from an open-source app that connects to insulin pump, a medical device. I think AI food identification is an experimenta
by ozgung 6mo ago
The author uses the prompts and method from an open-source app that connects to insulin pump, a medical device. I think AI food identification is an experimental feature in the app.
> The prompt was adapted from the one used in the iAPS open-source automated insulin delivery system — it’s a real production prompt, not a toy example.
https://github.com/Artificial-Pancreas/iAPS https://github.com/Artificial-Pancreas/iAPS
I think these are the prompts in the app:
https://github.com/Artificial-Pancreas/iAPS/tree/5eabe22e7e22d51358e890c01ccf0d62b95580be/FreeAPS/Resources/ai/standard https://github.com/Artificial-Pancreas/iAPS/tree/5eabe22e7e2...
- sjhatfield 6mo agoExactly. This is not paid software. We assume full responsibility for outcomes when using it. There's a reason it's not on any app store. I'm glad features like this are being experimented with. Not how I would use AI to estimate carbs...
- Ancapistani 6mo agoTrue, but I'm working on a product that's "adjacent to" this sort of thing, and we also have a "food recognition" feature that's marked as experimental. Our users are using it, and now I plan to push fairly hard on at least measuring the accuracy and hopefully exposing those results to our users regardless of how well it performs.