@notthatdelta @lexfeathers

"we don't all feel the same" sorta sounds like "not all men" special pleading in this context, doesn't it?

@oldgeek @lexfeathers Interesting, totally imaginable and a bit trite. Weren't hammers deskilling carpenters as well? And the study says nothing about how AI upskilled doctors, in detecting cancer.

@lexfeathers it's interesting because the linux distro Voyager Live is also having a vote on getting chatgpt into the terminal on its front page and its way closer https://voyagerlive.org/ (268 yes 431 no)

@giltay @lexfeathers

ahahaha I hope they did

@notthatdelta @lexfeathers @Em0nM4stodon its even higher at 9600 votes, 98% iirc

@nanianmichaels @lexfeathers

Or open AI employees

@lexfeathers wtf, glad I switched away from this joke...

@lexfeathers careful with soundcloud they added a "we may use this in AI training" clause around last year.
Isn't specific, but they can flip it at any time.

@lexfeathers not sure if it's no period or not forcing it down your throat. I voted on the second one; plenty of good (and sometimes ethical) ai tools - just don't force me to use it. Options, please.

@torstentorsten @lexfeathers
Patient: Hey doctor I have a cut on my arm.
AI assistant: OK we'll have to remove your face to fix that cut. Let's begin.
Doctor: I think the AI is probably right because I've lost all of my medical training by relying on AI to do all my work

Yeah that will be great!

@torstentorsten @lexfeathers True. My concern is it won't be used as a complement for a highly skilled/trained MD. It will be touted as a tool to be used by interns to learn and will thus lead to them not becoming highly skilled. Also I'm focusing on AI versus ML which are different. With ML that is trained by highly skilled individuals and on a massively diverse set of humans yes. Which I believe the current ML based tools are definitely NA and European based data.

@lexfeathers very disappointing to see 5% still wanting it.