Many tech CEOs use healthcare stories as a way to humanize themselves, either patient or caregiver. And yet most give up or pull back if it interferes with larger, more profitable lines of business that are less societally good. https://t.co/U0peRcO7QF
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In our quest to optimize everything in the name of productivity, we forgot that the journey is the point https://t.co/uDG4HHe9UN
The clinical AI risk that gets discussed is the model being wrong. @peteratmsr is more worried about something else: people using AI to avoid personal accountability for decisions they'd otherwise have to own. Full episode on Lifers this week: Spotify: https://t.co/9Y57xf3VmW …
Hot take: A lot of the best use cases for AI agents are still to come. I'll talk to one RCM leader (@nick_perry) and one care delivery CEO (from @Talkiatry) about what's working and what is not. You'll get notes from the field. Link to register: https://t.co/J6wIi7AXES https:/…
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Last week on Lifers, @kpowgerade of @NVIDIAHealth shared why automating the scan-read isn't the same as replacing the radiologist. FULL EPISODE: Spotify: https://t.co/hY4iNrvcjb Apple: https://t.co/1ZNEEjXS4G Youtube: https://t.co/PhcsNf8ZdS https://t.co/u5aqs98BYA
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