Born and raised in London. Just a normal guy with a moral compass.
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22·1 day agoI’m not talking about a general commercial AI, I’m talking about a vetted, specifically trained AI that would be able to escalate queries to tele-operators.
Again, we don’t have the doctors to go around, we need to figure how to fill the gap in medical care. Especially with aging populations. We can turn up our nose at AI, but it can save lives, even if it’s just freeing up doctors to work on more urgent tasks.
I’m not American 💁🏾♂️
Honestly, the government. I was speaking to a GP and they were saying so much of their time is lost doing basic commonsense consultancy with patients. If we can free them up for more important things like chasing up care that patients need and providing support, it’s a win for everyone.
Is it probable? Likely not. But it’s definitely something we should aspire towards. Everyone deserves the best possible care and figuring out how to do that with dwindling resources is imperative.
You’re right, my bad! 😅
This is why I want AI available to everyone. I want for people like this to ask AI if it’s safe and for AI to tell her no. There’s not enough doctors to go around, so we need something to fill the gap and provide common sense advice.
2·2 days agoThat’s the one, particularly the 63 AMG. And 😂😂😂
I like it. There’s a Mercedes with a similar side profile.
I’m disappointed Jet. I was eagerly awaiting your input on this and rather than address what’s being said in the article, you’re just pushing your preexisting agenda.
Someone didn’t read the article
I’m honestly really happy with the article. It feels like a breath of fresh air in a world filled with the putrid scent of fatphobia.
Articles like this piss me off. Not because it’s a bad article, but because it’s stuff we’ve known for ages. Especially the environment stuff. You can’t say obesity costs the NHS and not fix the underlying problems. How can you justify processed food not being taxed to oblivion while allowing for price gauging of organic foods for example. The system is fucked!
It definitely didn’t shift the blame on to the individual. In fact it calls for more personalised care and support.
This is why disposables are now banned in the UK
Trying to engineer addictive food specifically for glp1 patients seems kinda evil.
Not kinda evil, it’s completely evil!
Was just about to point that out
Now that heat pumps are becoming a norm, air conditioning will become a moot point. But for real, for us, we’d get like two days of summer and it would rain for three months straight, hence the reluctance to invest. It’s only thanks to climate change that we’re now getting sustained heat. This is genuinely a novelty to us.
212·14 days agoThis is just xenophobia and political posturing, actual policy is too much to ask.
Happy Cake Day.
BTW, it’s wild to me that this is the first time you’re learning of the word hosepipe.