The hottest Healthcare Tech Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Sector 6 | The Newsletter of AIM 479 implied HN points 09 Jan 24
  1. OpenAI is focusing more on health. They are creating tools like a personalized fitness coach and a pediatric care service using AI.
  2. ChatGPT has been able to help save lives, including diagnosing rare conditions in children. It's showing it can be very helpful in medical situations.
  3. Studies suggest that AI like ChatGPT might be more understanding and empathetic compared to some doctors. This could change how we think about healthcare.
Let Us Face the Future 19 implied HN points 05 May 23
  1. Having more data will continue to drive the adoption of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs).
  2. Healthcare requires specialized data infrastructure different from other markets.
  3. Machine learning is expected to be a key factor in the adoption of data sharing tools.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 19 implied HN points 07 Nov 19
  1. Neural networks using biological strategies are improving, suggesting that ignoring specific goals could help create smarter machines.
  2. AI in healthcare is growing quickly, but there are challenges in making these technologies actually work in hospitals and clinics.
  3. When applying for data science jobs, resumes should focus more on results and actions rather than just academic achievements.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 19 implied HN points 29 Nov 18
  1. GANPaint allows you to create art by controlling specific objects in a scene using AI. It's an innovative way to draw, making it easier to express complex ideas visually.
  2. Uber AI has made significant progress in teaching AI to play challenging video games like Montezuma's Revenge. This shows how AI can learn and improve in tough scenarios without much human help.
  3. Amazon Comprehend Medical uses AI to understand medical language, which can help healthcare professionals work better. It's designed to help with everything from medical terms to complex procedures.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 19 implied HN points 21 Jun 18
  1. AI can win arguments, but it doesn't actually understand what it's saying. This highlights the difference between human reasoning and machine processing.
  2. Researchers are working hard to make sure algorithms are fair and unbiased. This is important as more decisions are made by machines in our everyday lives.
  3. AI and robotics are making a big impact on healthcare. Experts believe they will transform how we treat and manage health issues in the future.
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Data Science Weekly Newsletter 19 implied HN points 12 Dec 13
  1. Data science is important for understanding and predicting human behavior, especially in areas like media and health. This helps create better metrics and healthcare solutions.
  2. Big data can revolutionize industries, such as travel and sports, by analyzing large amounts of information to improve decision making and user experiences.
  3. Training and collaboration are key in data science. Courses and mentorship can help upcoming data scientists gain the skills needed to succeed in the job market.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 0 implied HN points 09 Nov 19
  1. Neural networks are becoming smarter by mimicking biological strategies. This could be key to creating truly intelligent machines.
  2. When regulating AI, we should focus on its real-world effects rather than just on fears surrounding the technology.
  3. There are significant challenges in applying AI to healthcare, and we need more examples of successful technology implementation in clinical practice.
Squirrel Squadron Substack 0 implied HN points 14 Jan 25
  1. Always test your technology before using it in important areas like healthcare or finance. Relying too much on others without checking can lead to big problems.
  2. Small, controlled changes can help catch issues early. It's like testing a few canaries in a coal mine to make sure everything is safe before moving forward.
  3. Instead of blaming others when things go wrong, take a good look at your own systems. Make sure every part of your process is double-checked for safety.