This is my thread

[Tha Massive Bell]

Good news. We can make plantman that feeds on radiation. Twice a year there would be a glowing sumo tournament in Fukushima.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2677413/

 

[dilla]

We might replace the scribe we've had for the last 4 months with an AI scribing service lol

I just had my dad try out about three patients on a telemed call with the service running in the background and it blew us both away with how quickly it formulated a note (5-7 minute call transcribed in about 30 seconds) and then how fleshed out the note was for a human not being involved in constructing it.

We're going to give it a week or so to try and catch any caveats but with the way my dad works, it's taking off about 10 minutes from writing notes. And he sees anywhere from 20-40 patients a day, between telemeds and office visits.

 

[Tha Massive Bell]

Good news. We can make plantman that feeds on hydrocarbon. Every 4 years we can celebrate the beauty of carbon at a festival. Ward off the devil's blue light. I see so much carbon in my future, what about you?

https://www.nature.com/articles/nrmicro1348

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33193176/

 

[Tha Massive Bell]

sorry, I'm so stupid. I thought hydrocarbon and carbohydrates are the same things. Doh! mmmm pasta

 

[Tha Massive Bell]

Remember low carb diet? I knew that was a crock of shit. Now it's Ozempic. And I'm offended at seeing articles with titles like "Ozempic might cure [insert illness] " or some shit like that. Trying to multipurpose patented drugs while vilifying cheap, reliable alternatives. Fuck Big Pharma, clearly they have no idea what Ozempic does to the body. Same with other drugs.

FDA, You're fucking FIRED!

 

[Tha Massive Bell]

We might replace the scribe we've had for the last 4 months with an AI scribing service lol

I just had my dad try out about three patients on a telemed call with the service running in the background and it blew us both away with how quickly it formulated a note (5-7 minute call transcribed in about 30 seconds) and then how fleshed out the note was for a human not being involved in constructing it.

We're going to give it a week or so to try and catch any caveats but with the way my dad works, it's taking off about 10 minutes from writing notes. And he sees anywhere from 20-40 patients a day, between telemeds and office visits.

The patient should decide if they want notes written by A.I. - not the doctor.