Wordle 322 2/6 ⬜⬜🟨🟩⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Well this never happens #wordle

Was deeply debating which of two books to buy today at a bookstore. Chose based on font type.

Agree Dan Dunlop. Colin Hung epitomizes helping others with no direct personal benefit. Always worth reading and listening to!

I think very few people have internalized the rapid spread of BA.5. ht Gripemaster has left the building

I would really love to chat with any clinicians who currently work at or recently worked at an OTP to get some insight into a current project. Could you send me a DM? Please RT!

Agree - technology benefitting technologists (especially their wealth - far more than society. VCs/tech enthusiasts crowing about tech breakthroughs, airbrushing deleterious effects

Interesting - but will ML translation tools reduce the relevance/impact of English speaking capability?

Great point. It is a slow process - but watch Edenbridge Health; experienced team making excellent progress bit.ly/3EoBX90

My whole purpose in getting on Twitter was to provide facts and analysis about health policy issues and support evidence-based debates about those issues. I’m hoping that continues to be possible.

Your tweets are high quality and valuable Larry Levitt. Thank you. I am cautiously optimistic about the future of contributors like you because I can't see a business case against it (fingers crossed)

I so hope you are right. I am horrified at the prospect of AI making it harder for writers to make a living and in general eroding the beautifully analog craft.

This is an incredible opportunity for a person with strong analytic chops and a passion for health policy. Incredible group - highly recommend.

This is a great thread of what it is like to be at Twitter and having to decide whether to stay or leave. Good luck Peter Clowes

Agree. Will get interesting when ChatGPT studies the suggestions you choose and then gets better at personalizing suggestions based on your preferences

Exactly. 2.5 weeks in and still feeling crummy

I agree Shreyas Doshi. Alec Latimer (not on twitter I think but incredibly insightful) had published on this a few times on LI linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

Alec Latimer: Need to deviate from guide and collect customer stories: "Stories also get us to see the world through our customers’ eyes. They get us out of our own heads. Stories show us things that mattered that we didn’t even realize were there." linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

It's much easier to profit from healthcare's dysfunction than it is to disrupt it.