ACP brought panel on #AI in Med in Boston with 3 West coast presenters (@MdDeepti , Ivana J.) at 8am local = 5am Pacific time. At least we got to crash and connect with some Boston colleagues (@AdamRodmanMD , Arjun (Raj) Manrai).

It was awesome to sit down with Daphne Koller on AIGR to hear about her pioneering work in AI and biology!

A warm welcome to an amazing new team of Associate Editors at NEJM AI including Enrico Coiera Roxana Daneshjou MD/PhD Sam Finlayson Venk Murthy MD PhD Roy Perlis Adam Rodman Effy Vayena Gabriel Brat

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In the latest episode of the AI Grand Rounds podcast, Dr. Daphne Koller charts her professional trajectory, tracing her early fascination with computers to her influential role in AI and health care.

🎧 Listen to the full episode: nejm.ai/ep17

How to pick a problem. Today in Cell. 1/53
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Note the part about 'reverse prompting' -- what blind spots (missing diagnoses on the differential?) does the LLM illuminate? What does it 'prompt' us to reconsider? cc Adam Rodman Isaac Kohane

A fascinating discussion on AI with Eric Horvitz that includes a mini-history of Microsoft Research. Highly recommended.

Fun discussion about aspirations & innovations over decades in AI & medicine on the NEJM AI podcast with NEJM.AI deputy editors, Drs. Andrew Beam & Arjun Manrai Arjun (Raj) Manrai.

Isaac Kohane Microsoft White House Office of Science & Technology Policy UW Medicine Biomedical Informatics Research Stanford Medicine Stanford HAI

This was a lot of fun this morning. Especially enjoyed the best cases presented by the fellows and discussed by faculty after my talk (and trialing GPT-4 as discussant!)

Editorial by Jeffrey M. Drazen, MD, and Charlotte Haug, MD, PhD: Trials of AI Interventions Must Be Preregistered nejm.ai/3Vl72CI

Learn about the latest advancements in AI and its impact on the healthcare industry in our exclusive webinar hosted by Arjun (Raj) Manrai, Deputy Editor of NEJM AI. Register today: ow.ly/HU7950R6x97
#AI #HealthAI

The original multithreading.

We know LLMs can ace multiple-choice exams. Taking us deeper, an important new study led by Steph Cabral and Adam Rodman conducts a nuanced evaluation of the clinical reasoning abilities of GPT-4 wrt physicians. Guess who wins?

Need more of these!
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Excited to speak about artificial intelligence and pulmonary medicine next week ... will include some of our lab's work at DBMI at Harvard Med and also highlight papers we've published over the past few months at NEJM AI

Let’s avoid expanding the incidentalome with AI: Launch trials now x.com/misha_saul/sta… HT Arjun (Raj) Manrai

Just wrapped up a great conversation with the inimitable Daphne Koller...episode on NEJM AI Grand Rounds soon!

The AI Revolution in Medicine: GPT-4 and Beyond, by Microsoft Research’s Peter Lee and carey goldberg Isaac Kohane, is a great complement to Peter's episode on the future of health and medicine: link.chtbl.com/M9jVQqAR

We had a really fun conversation with Eric Horvitz for NEJM AI Grand Rounds. It was a wide-ranging discussion on AI in medicine, from Eric’s early pioneering efforts to the latest advancements in prompting LLMs. We even snuck in some decision theory.

Listen here:

Our new study in American Journal of Cardiology finds marked differences in the burden of #cardiovascular risk factors and diseases among #Asian groups (Asian Indian, Filipino, Chinese), and explores how social determinants & lifestyle factors contribute to these inequities

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