The Anti-AI Thread

[quintessentone]

I told my Dr that AI was going to take his job lol. I said I think Covid is a flu and he got bent out of shape lol.

Well you really don't know the reason he was bent out of shape Quantum12 because you did not ask him/her, right?

If may be that with your rhetoric about covid being a flu and he being a doctor who is most likely more well read about this disease, he may be worried about the very real possibility of you suffering a heart attack or stroke which can be caused by this disease. I hope this won't be the case with you.

COVID-19 may increase heart attack and stroke risk for years | American Heart Association

[sahgwa]

Well you really don't know the reason he was bent out of shape Quantum12 because you did not ask him/her, right?

If may be that with your rhetoric about covid being a flu and he being a doctor who is most likely more well read about this disease, he may be worried about the very real possibility of you suffering a heart attack or stroke which can be caused by this disease. I hope this won't be the case with you.

COVID-19 may increase heart attack and stroke risk for years | American Heart Association

[Roma]

I told my Dr that AI was going to take his job lol. I said I think Covid is a flu and he got bent out of shape lol.

All the doctors do around here is treat things symptomatically.  So yes, AI could take their jobs.

[quintessentone]

Koolaid pic.

Actually, sahgwa drinking your brand of koolaid may be feeding the bad bacteria that may cause heart attacks. AKA - misinformation and disinformation.

"“The oral-systemic link is backed by an abundance of growing evidence, and very much supported by this article, which focuses on the connection between oral and systemic health,” he explained. “The mouth provides function and aesthetics but also is an active ecosystem which needs to be healthy, and can impact one’s systemic health — especially the cardiovascular system.”
 And Darabant advised staying up to date on influenza, COVID-19, and pneumococcal vaccines, as recommended by current practice guidelines.
 
“These reduce risk of severe infections, which have been associated with cardiovascular events, especially in high-risk and post-myocardial infarction patients,” he added."

Heart attacks may be linked to bacterial infections, study finds

COVID’s Damage Lingers in the Heart | Harvard Medicine Magazine

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"Artificial Intelligence in Cardiovascular Health: Insights into Post-COVID Public Health Challenges"

"This evidence altered how COVID-19 was viewed; previously considered primarily a form of pneumonia, it now took on a coronary dimension. “We began to understand that it’s also a cardiovascular disease,” says Peter Libby, the Mallinckrodt Professor of Medicine at HMS and a cardiologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital."

"AI-driven clinical decision support systems improve diagnostic accuracy and health equity by enabling targeted interventions. The integration of AI into cardiovascular medicine and public health offers data-driven, efficient, and patient-centered solutions to mitigate post-COVID cardiovascular complications."

Artificial Intelligence in Cardiovascular Health: Insights into Post-COVID Public Health Challenges | High Blood Pressure & Cardiovascular Prevention

It looks like AI will never take over a doctor's role in healthcare because a doctor has a wider range of critical thinking and reasoning, whereas AI does not.

[cherokeetroy]

[Chiefsmom]

Just saw this thread.

I do not like, nor want AI.  I'm sure it has some great uses.  But it is way too late to limit it.

Call me old school, I don't care.

I watched JRE  w/Mathew McConaughey yesterday.  (wasn't great)
But Joe was telling him about the kid that got suicide advise, about some AI that had been caught backing itself up without permission and a few other "Odd" things including messing with people.

No thanks.

[RichardHurt]

Just saw this thread.

I do not like, nor want AI.  I'm sure it has some great uses.  But it is way too late to limit it.

Call me old school, I don't care.

I watched JRE  w/Mathew McConaughey yesterday.  (wasn't great)
But Joe was telling him about the kid that got suicide advise, about some AI that had been caught backing itself up without permission and a few other "Odd" things including messing with people.

No thanks.

I have seen AI do things that it thinks will help others but instead it simply did not. The idea is for it to help you achieve a goal or give information your prompt requires.
These both are major flaws, yet to counter them requires a almost unthinkable overhaul at a massive energy cost.

[Quantum12]

I asked AI if I should buy a crypto I was watching and it told me why I should buy it. lol. I did not buy it and it tumbled. 

AI is not right!

RuchardHurt

[RichardHurt]

I asked AI if I should buy a crypto I was watching and ittold me why I should buy it. lol. I did not buy it and it tumbled. 

AI is not right!

RuchardHurt

When it comes to investing money, I wouldn't rely on conventional AI to give good advice.
But if you are unsure how to combine a recipe or how to fix a broken pipe or get rid of some insect infestation. It will work just fine.

[cherokeetroy]

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