Tina Hernandez-Boussard and Jonathan H Chen MD PhD on the surprising potential for #AI chatbots to impact patient counseling. medicine.stanford.edu/news/current-n…

🎙️ ON AIR: We're speaking w/ Ilana Yurkiewicz, MD, Jonathan H Chen MD PhD , Dr. Bryant Lin, and professor Adam Yala about how AI is being used and its potential pitfalls in healthcare. ❓What are your questions about how AI is being used in healthcare? 📻 Listen: kqed.org/forum/20101019…

🎧Podcast episode out now! Stanford Medicine's Ilana Yurkiewicz, MD, Jonathan H Chen MD PhD, Dr. Bryant Lin, and professor Adam Yala on how AI is being used and its potential pitfalls in healthcare. 📻Listen: link.chtbl.com/RzKuKjd4

Large language models in the clinic: AI enters the physician-patient mix scopeblog.stanford.edu/2024/03/26/ai-…

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Steve Jurvetson Stefan Bodnarescu Stanford Medicine Leanne Williams, PhD There have been a couple high profile studies in past year showing bot-generated responses to patient's medical questions were rated higher in quality AND in empathy compared to doctor-written responses. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…

Steve Jurvetson Stefan Bodnarescu Stanford Medicine Leanne Williams, PhD Arguably, bots have more time to write flowery empathetic statements. Of course, human connection is unique and important. Bots don't replace that. But humans may not have as much of a monopoly on empathy and connection as we might like to believe. research.google/blog/amie-a-re…

Fun meeting Kristen Sze ABC7 at the Stanford Medicine Frontiers in Medicine event. Turns out she already knew my sister Pam Chen through the ABC News news network.