Happy to have the opportunity to highlight really lovely cellular modeling work by Orhan and colleagues in AJP ... endlessly boiling the genomic ocean is not sufficient to figure out brain diseases: psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/...
>I’m afraid code is getting unwieldy and bloated. How can we make it more maintainable?
You're absolutely right. The code has become unwieldy and bloated.
(Claude, that hurts my feelings a little....)
Looking forward to speaking at BU's CTSI Translational Science Symposium on 3/19: "Advancing Translational Science Through Cutting-Edge Technology" ... registration here: www.bu.edu/ctsi/events/...
Hmm. I'm not sure this chatbot is quite ready for prime time.
Working with the smaller (smol?) chatbots that will run on my phone takes some getting used to, after being accustomed to the big ones. I was just asked whether I'm feeling overwhelming today. (I am not.)
Research Domain Criteria in NIMH Grants Characterized Using Large Language Models @JAMANetworkOpen
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
"The use of digital health technologies has steadily increased since the COVID-19 pandemic."
Cornelius James of the University of Michigan Medical School discusses the use of digital health technologies among older US adults with JAMA+ AI Editor in Chief @royperlis.bsky.social.
#MedSky
For those curious about the impact of the 15% IDC rate, here's data on total NIH funding by institution: brimr.org/brimr-rankin... ... and here's a brief synopsis of hardest-hit: www.forbes.com/sites/michae...
LLM, asked about optimal treatment of depression, "Here are some additional things you can do: 1. **Get enough sleep**: Aim for 7-10 years of psychotherapy and 75-100% of CBT." Yeah, 7-10 years should just about do it.
friend is a medical illustrator
few years ago, we were wondering when AI could do her job — getting the details right is important in this use case
since then, she's been noticing more and more news articles and such using AI generated medical images
note the 3rd forearm bone
When you need a break from cute dogs and cool science facts and posts about how great it is here compared to that other place: jamanetwork.com/channels/ai
Author Robert Califf, commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration, joins JAMA+ AI Editor in Chief Roy Perlis to discuss AI regulation.
Listen to the episode: edhub.ama-assn.org/jn-learning/...
so... 'Quantum Resistance' sounds like something from a Star Wars movie, but it's actually a strategy to protect against codebreaking by quantum computers that don't actually exist yet. Who knew? signal.org/blog/pqxdh/
Guess this is home now. (Taps microphone). This thing on?
better?
