General Interest

Not everyone wants ChatGPT.  At least one mental health Chat isn’t interested at this point in time. Wysa launched its AI-powered chatbot that helps people

Quoting from HubSpot (Generative AI-v4.pdf (hubspot.com), “AI can do a lot, but here’s what it cannot do (at least right now): Original research: AI can’t

According to Stat Healthcheck, the regulatory challenges posed by large language models are verification, provenance, changes, usability, risks and surveillance.  More details are provided in

Google’s Meena: Meena is a conversational AI developed by Google. Like ChatGPT, it is designed to engage in human-like conversations with users. Meena is particularly

Currently, patient trust in AI Chatbots and ChatGPT is low.  In a study by Marvin Slepian, MD, JD and Christopher Roberson, JD, patients were split

Ready or not, health care is undergoing a massive transformation driven by artificial intelligence. But medical schools have barely started to teach about AI and

If you have computers in your office, you’re already encountering, and maybe unknowingly embracing, artificial intelligence (AI).  For example, as this article is being written,

As reported in  Nature, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been used to discover a new antibiotic that can kill a deadly species of superbug. The AI

In a recent report in Medscape (June 23, 2023) on a clinical study, patients and providers agreed that AI applications that are of the highest

 With the advent of software like ChatGPT, we’re learning a whole new language for artificial language, with new expressions and TLAs (two and three letter