Radiologists, the vanguard of medical AI integrators, are working out strategies for optimal workflow between humans and AI. See what they propose.
Category: News items
News that is interesting to me, and possibly to you
Bubble tea and burnout among nurses in China (J Affective Disorders)
Bubble tea consumption among 132,000 nurses in China seem to be a marker for psychiatric symptoms. Hmm.
Bad Company: How Private Equity Killed the American Dream (wired.com)
I feel this, having observed private equity swoop in, purchase a medical practice, extract $, and leave it in ruins. Wired.com reporting is spot on, again.
How the Binding of Two Brain Molecules Creates Memories That Last a Lifetime | WIRED
If a sailing ship is gradually repaired and every plank and sail is replaced, is it the same ship? How does this idea translate to humans? To our memories?
Dr. ChatGPT will see you now
How do generative AI tools do in giving unofficial medical advice?
Can an Orange a Day Stave off Depression (Harvard Magazine)
The answer? Possibly yes. I’m going out to get some now.
Bluesky is plotting a total takeover of the social internet (Wired.com)
Social media has needed a redesign to help us recover our humanity. Could Bluesky be the beginning?
How Nearly a Century of Happiness Research Led to One Big Finding (NYTimes)
Happiness researcher Robert Waldinger is the fourth generation scientist leading the Harvard wellness study, following Harvard undergraduates starting in World War II. Astounding continuity, astounding findings. What do YOU take away?
A cup of tea laid the foundation for modern statistics (wired.com)
My struggle with statistics goes way back. Here's how a cup of tea triggered early statistics thinking
Want to live longer, happier? Cultivate social connections (Wired.com)
How are you coping with the pandemic of loneliness?