US health department unveils strategy to expand its adoption of AI technology
US health department unveils strategy to expand its adoption of AI technology
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US health department unveils strategy to expand its adoption of AI technology
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It's like "scientific communism" in USSR, where those types thought if you make science support your policies, science will start working the way you want.
Except in this case similarly dense types think if they make computers "tell" they are right, and tell them what to do when intelligent people say "cuckoo" and leave, then it'll work.
Like that quote about lies, terrible lies and statistics. Statistics too told not what they wanted (when you make up numbers on your own, it kinda works, but with computers you need to have some brains to fake statistics looking nice, and everybody can do it, and it has an advantage in persuasion over just making up numbers, so instead of numbers you need a talking machine).
Honestly many things in this world suck.
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Maybe we can start calling it "scientific capitalism".
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I think we should let them invent that. It won't be too long. Perhaps "capitalism" won't be the word they'll use.
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Wonderful.
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Honestly maybe that's a good thing? AI seems to generally be more in touch with reality than anyone in the federal gov.
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That entirely depends on who is writing the system prompts. Have you seen the shit grok says on twitter?
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Yes that is why I said "generally".
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They should make a new chatbot called "healthy" that gives you pointers about how vaccines cause autism or tell you to enhance your immunity by swimming in super fund rivers and eating rotting, severed whale heads.
Just kidding, they should all go fuck themselves.
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It'll be the closest thing to intelligence in the whole administration.
Oooof
only if they train it on intelligent data.
Probably just a shitty fork from Grok
Wait until AI gets a brain worm
the worms posesses all the brain cells.