Pattern Recognition
Robert WachterA monthly digest of key trends and developments in healthcare AI
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My Healthcare-AI Alignment Argument, Now With Data
As if on cue, my post last week on AI alignment in healthcare just received some empirical meat to put on its bones. My argument, in brief, was this: the critical alignment question for healthcare AI won’t be how to prevent rogue AI from ca...
Healthcare's Alignment Problem: A Preexisting Condition
The Hugging Face hack and Jacob Coxon’s post-Anthropic tweet have thrust AI alignment squarely into the middle of our public discourse.
The AI Alignment Problem, as seen by Gemini
In today’s AI safety debate, “alignment” refers to the gap...
Slow Down AI. Just Not in Healthcare
One of my most memorable moments while researching A Giant Leap came during my interview with Gianrico Farrugia, Mayo Clinic’s CEO, in his Rochester, Minnesota, office. I asked him whether he worried about going too fast and making a major...
Straw Men and Doormen, Revisited
Since I published “On Straw Men and Doormen,” I’ve been having a spirited email exchange with Zeke Emanuel, Abe Baker-Butler, and Vinod and Neal Khosla, the authors of the JAMA piece on autonomous AI and the future role of physicians that p...
On Straw Men and Doormen
Last week’s JAMA piece by legendary investor Vinod Khosla, his son Neal (CEO of AI-enabled primary care start-up Curai, and, as of today, co-owner with Vinod of the Seattle Seahawks), Penn’s Zeke Emanuel, and Zeke’s research assistant Abe B...
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Author, "A Giant Leap," Chair, Dept. of Medicine, UCSF
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