AMAZING AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO! I am here just because of Coldfusion. He is just amazing and his video is fully loaded with knowledge. I have been following him for the past few. years
Dagogo is an awesome narrator and always very knowledgeable. I’m a big fan of the ‘Cold fusion’ channel and ‘Through the Web’ podcast. Keep up the good work. #spreadknowledge
Sono qui grazie a Dagogo. Please continue the collaboration with Coldfusion. His is one of the best TH-cam channels, and Dagogo definitely deserves more recognition and visibility!!
Doctors do well with common, routine problems, but most do poorly when diagnosis unusual health problems. It took 5 years and many different ENTs before one doctor diagnosed a cholesteotoma, which is a cuticle-like growth on the bones of the middle ear. That path to a correct diagnosis was so unnecessary, and there are countless stories like this and worse where AI could serve the public far greater than inept doctors.
My old doctor so badly messed up in recklessly overprescribing me narcotics and then messing up once I had formed a dependency that he ruined the next 15 years of my life. He was lazy and incompetent, but an AI assistant would have both known what to do to help me, but also stopped him from overprescribing me in the first place.
I see health insurance companies using this before offering you a plan and based on the genome and test data deciding your risk factor of expensive diseases/treatments and pricing your premium accordingly.
Lots of not said and the big things in mental health are not yet said but those are probably better for health people to hear. but overall for society not at all the most jucy ones to fix
looking forward to an AI council inspector spotting issues in public infrastructure and going through the bureaucracies to report and fix them. Things like mouldy hospitals, broken water mains, public filth, and building compliance.
Great discussion on AI's role in healthcare! With your interest in AI innovations, you might want to explore ZeroBot AI, the first verbal chatbot. A video examining its potential could add value to your content. Looking forward to more enlightening discussions!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 AI in healthcare has transformative potential, including interpreting brain signals for paralyzed individuals and improving diagnostics through machine learning analysis of medical data like images and biomarkers. 01:38 AI can diagnose skin cancer and early-stage lung cancer more accurately, leading to earlier treatment and better patient outcomes. 02:15 Personalized medicine using AI can lead to more effective treatments and therapies by analyzing patient data, genetics, and lifestyle factors. 03:23 AI can accelerate drug discovery by predicting drug interactions and reducing trial and error, ultimately benefiting patients in need of new treatments. 04:32 AI can optimize hospital management by analyzing patient flows, bed occupancy, and staff schedules, resulting in reduced wait times and improved patient satisfaction. 05:12 Challenges with AI in healthcare include data security, the need for human supervision due to the technology's early stage, and the complexity of considering non-medical factors for individual patients. 06:14 AI collaborations in the healthcare industry aim to enhance hearing technologies for the hearing-impaired and decode brain activity to aid paralyzed individuals in regaining mobility. 07:47 The Australian government's investment in transformative medical research projects and the potential for private sector start-ups to drive progress in AI and healthcare. Made with HARPA AI 👍 Upvote to improve video surfing
I hope I'm wrong but having watched pretty much every CFTV episode there were a couple of sentences that seemed a little off-tempo, as if the wording had been squeezed a little by a third party.. They were: "ultimately improving patient care and reducing healthcare costs", the second was "ultimately benefiting patients in need of new novel treatments", then we had "ultimately improving wait times and improving customer satisfaction". Then lastly there was the quite ominous "perhaps new data entry may be needed". This three ultimate benefits followed by the foreshadowing of a minor caveat pattern seemed to suggest that a friendly voiced, well respected seeker of the truth had been stealthily exploited into steering acceptance of some future shadow-mandated data collection program - aimed of course at providing improved healthcare for the public. For the record I don't for a moment think this (if this is actually anything), is or would be a conscious act of Dagogo, I have zero evidence, just a feeling I got from the choice of words in the video.
the extent of gene sequencing required for individualised medicine will be staggering in terms of time and money. a lot of trials will be required and this potential benefit is very far away. for example, the cost of sequencing non small cell carcinoma using NGS is lilkely in excess of CAD 1000, which is a very small part of the genome. disease like hypertension and diabetes are determined by multiple gene loci which will significantly increase the cost.
I think an AI to advise farmers in managing farms using regenerative farming practices. Managing soil productivity and managing inputs from weather, soil conditions , and tools ( animals, plants) .
AI will replace administrators first if humans are smart, lowering the cost of healthcare substantially. However administrators will try and push it for physicians to be replaced by nurse practitioners with AI assistants as equivalent as a physician but at a lower cost overall for a large health organization that healthcare administrators but at the cost/risk of human error in long term care, only to be realized too late unless AI is able to predict its own failure.
Interesting way to start an AI series with our ABC, Dagogo. After presenting some positive applications, will the series look at the negatives? Such as how the Texas and Osaka research means there will be no such thing as private thoughts in the future?
Bring it on. Best way to manage chronic disease and not having a dependable uniformly capable doctor. Fifteen minute appointments and constant rotation of patients makes it impossible to track and manage all strands of condition management. It also can pick up on Doctor bias. Like is there a doctor over prescribing? Diagnosing mental illnesses for a higher rate of patients etc. so the human supervision is also scrutinised. Doctors have way way too much power and too little to answer too whilst being overwhelmed by their work and responsibilities. System is also too open to marketing, which is criminal really.
Looks great on the surface when you put out the benefits first. Now what can happen when the sinister people in these fields or those in control of all of this, take it down a negative path.
Oh wow an open comment section on an ABC channel, i guess it makes sense they would start to outsource their journalism to youtubers as they have more credibility than anyone on TV these days
Is ABC setting any limits on your creativity? Your usual scripts are more passionate and entertaining. This was still interesting, just kind of dryer I feel like. Collabs are cool, hopefully they can be mutually enhancing.
AI should not make medicine more innovative but easy to reach and to use for not so wealthy health systems, It should make things easier for doctors to have more time to diagnose and treat patients in an over saturated population system.
Having just based by dissertation on Skin Cancer / Skin lessions being detected by the use of convolution neural networks (CNNs) this episode spoke out to me as its another form of AIM (Artificial Intelligence in Medicine) further more AIaMD (Artificial Intelligence as Medical Devices) are becoming more common in healthcare. Part of my report included the pros and cons of the technology and whilst listening to the drawbacks of this video, I can expand on this a little. There are requests for XAI (eXplainable AI) which may proove difficult given that AI models can have regularization and drop-out nodes in order to prevent overfitting and in particular with dropout nodes or neurons can be switched off at random, this would make it more complex to justify how the model came to have the weights it has got, and when you have tens of thousands of trainable parameters, the decision an AI would make would then have to be traced node by node, which would be exceptionally time-consuming. With respect to social and financial aspects, many countries do not benefit from a healthcare system similar to the NHS, but rather receive private healthcare via the use of medical insurance, this could cause problems in which a healthcare professional may disagree with an AI prediction and insurance firms may place trust in the AI over the doctor's decision, thus preventing patients getting medical access via their insurance company. This is better known as automation biases, which is similar to that of what is seen in the airline industry with pilots placing too much trust in their system readings as opposed to their own pilot training
This is a typical junk piece. Key operational word in all of this nonsense is "imagine". Everything hinges around "imagine". But "imagine" is the key enabler for any and all grifts. Just take the drawbacks. That section is not dealing with the fundamental capabilities and limitations of different technologies lumped together by marketing people as AI. That section ends with "I believe" as in the nearrator ignores all of the real drawbacks by not even mentioning them. All the minor issues mentioned in that section are cured by his "around the corner believe". That is exactly how Snake Oil Salesmen peddle their junk. That is how grifts are made. That is the building block of Disruptors like Theranos. You don't need any level of understanding in a subject matter, you don't need any skill in the area, you just need to narrate in a convinving tone of voice to fake it until you eventually will not make it, because no matter how much you imagine or believe: Pigs can't fly. The technology has potential, but it is not intelligent beyond the meaning of Intelliggence in CIA - and as Large Language Models demonstrate, they even loose a lot of that "Data Base" level of intelligence / information organisation capability by producing output that is just randomized function of its input in a format that looks nice and can fool the gullible. Videos like this where any critical thinking is suppressed in favor of "imagine" and "I believe" are complete waste of time and space.
AI requires access to extensive data for proper functioning. The implementation of AI in healthcare may encounter difficulties in societies where privacy is a top priority.
AHAHAHAHHA chatgpt wont even tall how to make a cup of coffee now because it's too dangerous LOL midjurjey makes cheese deformed images which it copies from google searches ... give me a break.
After 10 years he could have a beer again with his buddies, just dont let him drive again lol. I agree AI will become a very usefuĺ tool once all the kinks have been ironed out
Or maybe AI can reverse the disease of you know the feeling when you remember the password to the bank account. But then you forgot. Well... Relief of too much money can be just around the corner. Ha! Gotta go.
I am cautiously optimistic about AI. But this video seemed more like a sales piece between AI software generation, and pharmaceuticals. Your drawbacks were quite skimpy and in my opinion a fraction of what could happen in real life. AI will have no or nearly no empathy for the patient, it could make a bad call and kill someone and not have a thought about it, and then do the same thing again unless someone stepped in to help! I agree that it can analyse a great amount of data compared to humans, I just hope we have the wisdom to back check all the processes before we set the system into motion!!
Interestingly there’s been a bit of research on this, patients actually preferred the feedback on diagnosis written by AI over that of doctors the majority of the time. It is vital however to ensure accurate diagnosis as mistakes could be fatal. Even now ChatGPT was able to identify an issue with a dog that a vet had missed saving its life.
AMAZING AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO! I am here just because of Coldfusion. He is just amazing and his video is fully loaded with knowledge. I have been following him for the past few. years
He is just a person - better to save that enthusiasm for learning and the knowledge, in themselves.
@@NightRogue77 calm down dude
Lovejoke❤🎉🎉🎉
Dagogo is an awesome narrator and always very knowledgeable. I’m a big fan of the ‘Cold fusion’ channel and ‘Through the Web’ podcast. Keep up the good work. #spreadknowledge
Thanks for watching. Watch Part 2 here 👉 th-cam.com/video/eCa-JCr0v9c/w-d-xo.html
And consider subscribing 👉 ab.co/2YFO4Go
Great collab! ❤
i like ai. so i can beat china and russia
@ColdFusion yeah!
Sono qui grazie a Dagogo.
Please continue the collaboration with Coldfusion. His is one of the best TH-cam channels, and Dagogo definitely deserves more recognition and visibility!!
Doctors do well with common, routine problems, but most do poorly when diagnosis unusual health problems. It took 5 years and many different ENTs before one doctor diagnosed a cholesteotoma, which is a cuticle-like growth on the bones of the middle ear. That path to a correct diagnosis was so unnecessary, and there are countless stories like this and worse where AI could serve the public far greater than inept doctors.
My old doctor so badly messed up in recklessly overprescribing me narcotics and then messing up once I had formed a dependency that he ruined the next 15 years of my life. He was lazy and incompetent, but an AI assistant would have both known what to do to help me, but also stopped him from overprescribing me in the first place.
Happy to see cold fusion doing collaboration, awesome channel.
Us too! Thanks Ben.
I see health insurance companies using this before offering you a plan and based on the genome and test data deciding your risk factor of expensive diseases/treatments and pricing your premium accordingly.
Already do tho
Dagogo, You are a gift to this world. Thank you for this fascinating information and all your research!
I'm watching Dagogo since his mobile video. Love the progress man. Get higher
This is a brilliant collaboration, great work for those who made this happen. Cold fusion is definitely one of Australia’s best TH-cam channels.
looking forward to part 2. Well presented and easy to understand. Thanks for this.
Lots of not said and the big things in mental health are not yet said but those are probably better for health people to hear. but overall for society not at all the most jucy ones to fix
Loved the video! Great one to watch. More of this with collabs with ColdFusion !
You got lucky when Dagogo said "Yes".
You would be wise to make him a regular contributor!
Superb content as always
looking forward to an AI council inspector spotting issues in public infrastructure and going through the bureaucracies to report and fix them. Things like mouldy hospitals, broken water mains, public filth, and building compliance.
Great discussion on AI's role in healthcare! With your interest in AI innovations, you might want to explore ZeroBot AI, the first verbal chatbot. A video examining its potential could add value to your content. Looking forward to more enlightening discussions!
ZeroBot is one of the coolest tech i've ever witnessed and the fact that its free feels like we're in a movie
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 AI in healthcare has transformative potential, including interpreting brain signals for paralyzed individuals and improving diagnostics through machine learning analysis of medical data like images and biomarkers.
01:38 AI can diagnose skin cancer and early-stage lung cancer more accurately, leading to earlier treatment and better patient outcomes.
02:15 Personalized medicine using AI can lead to more effective treatments and therapies by analyzing patient data, genetics, and lifestyle factors.
03:23 AI can accelerate drug discovery by predicting drug interactions and reducing trial and error, ultimately benefiting patients in need of new treatments.
04:32 AI can optimize hospital management by analyzing patient flows, bed occupancy, and staff schedules, resulting in reduced wait times and improved patient satisfaction.
05:12 Challenges with AI in healthcare include data security, the need for human supervision due to the technology's early stage, and the complexity of considering non-medical factors for individual patients.
06:14 AI collaborations in the healthcare industry aim to enhance hearing technologies for the hearing-impaired and decode brain activity to aid paralyzed individuals in regaining mobility.
07:47 The Australian government's investment in transformative medical research projects and the potential for private sector start-ups to drive progress in AI and healthcare.
Made with HARPA AI 👍 Upvote to improve video surfing
Dagogo getting his flowers 🌸
Great video presentation that will really help us understand AI applications in Healthcare.
So great to see CF featured on ABC. More please! ❤
Copy that!
Watching this video, I think that it seems to be essential for doctors to have the capability to collaborate with artificial intelligence.
Big coldfusion fan!! ABC is on point with this partnership!
I hope I'm wrong but having watched pretty much every CFTV episode there were a couple of sentences that seemed a little off-tempo, as if the wording had been squeezed a little by a third party.. They were: "ultimately improving patient care and reducing healthcare costs", the second was "ultimately benefiting patients in need of new novel treatments", then we had "ultimately improving wait times and improving customer satisfaction". Then lastly there was the quite ominous "perhaps new data entry may be needed".
This three ultimate benefits followed by the foreshadowing of a minor caveat pattern seemed to suggest that a friendly voiced, well respected seeker of the truth had been stealthily exploited into steering acceptance of some future shadow-mandated data collection program - aimed of course at providing improved healthcare for the public. For the record I don't for a moment think this (if this is actually anything), is or would be a conscious act of Dagogo, I have zero evidence, just a feeling I got from the choice of words in the video.
I think this is the fantastic directions in the health care field when this two join. I’m a big supporter of this
Came for Dagogo, subbed for science!
This feels like written by chatgpt. No quantitative facts. Zero specific knowledge
the extent of gene sequencing required for individualised medicine will be staggering in terms of time and money. a lot of trials will be required and this potential benefit is very far away. for example, the cost of sequencing non small cell carcinoma using NGS is lilkely in excess of CAD 1000, which is a very small part of the genome. disease like hypertension and diabetes are determined by multiple gene loci which will significantly increase the cost.
well done on this
Here for Dagogo, his channel is awesome!
I think an AI to advise farmers in managing farms using regenerative farming practices. Managing soil productivity and managing inputs from weather, soil conditions , and tools ( animals, plants) .
What a collab! My favourite channel ABC News.
Mine is COLD FUSION, it's a must watch
Came here from Dagogo's channel. Just another reason to love my ABC
AI will inevitably change the world for the better, I'm with it. The X-Link
Solid ColdFusion video, as always
“..analysing vast amounts of data”
tysm, u helped me write my individual report for global perspectives class
AI will replace administrators first if humans are smart, lowering the cost of healthcare substantially.
However administrators will try and push it for physicians to be replaced by nurse practitioners with AI assistants as equivalent as a physician but at a lower cost overall for a large health organization that healthcare administrators but at the cost/risk of human error in long term care, only to be realized too late unless AI is able to predict its own failure.
Would be nice if you cited sources so we can check them out on our own 1:48
Why is it unlisted??
Fixed 👍
Interesting way to start an AI series with our ABC, Dagogo. After presenting some positive applications, will the series look at the negatives? Such as how the Texas and Osaka research means there will be no such thing as private thoughts in the future?
Cold Fusion letsgooooo
Dagogo!! This is an awesome ep, well done
I'm inlove with Dagogo's voice and intelligence! He's so smart!
Dagogo sent me here!
What are the best clinics that use AI ?
Have you heard of Fountain Life - can you review pls. Thx
Please which Tech skill is advisable for a nurse to learn?
I’m here because of cold fusion
Dagogo you go bro, mainstream acknowledgement!
Ohh , the medical industry is so kind... Sure ...
I'm amazed at how AI is being used in drug discovery. It can accelerate the process and help develop new treatments for diseases.
Cold fusion a + content , chill learning
ColdFusion is a really cool channel.
Cool topic ❤
Cold Fusion is THAT guy 🦍
👏👏👏Great collab ColdFusion.
ColdFusion brought me here. Never heard of ABC Science.
Welcome 👋
Love this! Subscribed!
Thank you Coldfusion!
nice with the cold fusion voice
Bring it on. Best way to manage chronic disease and not having a dependable uniformly capable doctor. Fifteen minute appointments and constant rotation of patients makes it impossible to track and manage all strands of condition management.
It also can pick up on Doctor bias. Like is there a doctor over prescribing? Diagnosing mental illnesses for a higher rate of patients etc. so the human supervision is also scrutinised. Doctors have way way too much power and too little to answer too whilst being overwhelmed by their work and responsibilities. System is also too open to marketing, which is criminal really.
What a great cross over!
I’m here because of ColdFusion!
Is there any flaw of ai
Brain Activity Decoder: could be useful as a "lie detector". Clearly a double-edged sword, depending upon who/country is wielding it.
would give this a thumbs up cuz cold fusion is boss, but it is ABC after all...
Love it !
Finally, google can stop telling me i'm doomed.
Looks great on the surface when you put out the benefits first. Now what can happen when the sinister people in these fields or those in control of all of this, take it down a negative path.
That can be said about almost anything
Oh wow an open comment section on an ABC channel, i guess it makes sense they would start to outsource their journalism to youtubers as they have more credibility than anyone on TV these days
🙏
Amazing when you also consider that bigPharma has the financial ability to gain control of software apps
Subscribing.
Is ABC setting any limits on your creativity? Your usual scripts are more passionate and entertaining. This was still interesting, just kind of dryer I feel like. Collabs are cool, hopefully they can be mutually enhancing.
IBM's _Watson_ was supposed to do this, but failed
i love codfustion
Nice
AI should not make medicine more innovative but easy to reach and to use for not so wealthy health systems, It should make things easier for doctors to have more time to diagnose and treat patients in an over saturated population system.
Palantir to the Moon!
I'll maybe start watching ColdFusion again if he ever takes down his plagiarised Atari video.
It's me thinking
Having just based by dissertation on Skin Cancer / Skin lessions being detected by the use of convolution neural networks (CNNs) this episode spoke out to me as its another form of AIM (Artificial Intelligence in Medicine) further more AIaMD (Artificial Intelligence as Medical Devices) are becoming more common in healthcare.
Part of my report included the pros and cons of the technology and whilst listening to the drawbacks of this video, I can expand on this a little.
There are requests for XAI (eXplainable AI) which may proove difficult given that AI models can have regularization and drop-out nodes in order to prevent overfitting and in particular with dropout nodes or neurons can be switched off at random, this would make it more complex to justify how the model came to have the weights it has got, and when you have tens of thousands of trainable parameters, the decision an AI would make would then have to be traced node by node, which would be exceptionally time-consuming.
With respect to social and financial aspects, many countries do not benefit from a healthcare system similar to the NHS, but rather receive private healthcare via the use of medical insurance, this could cause problems in which a healthcare professional may disagree with an AI prediction and insurance firms may place trust in the AI over the doctor's decision, thus preventing patients getting medical access via their insurance company. This is better known as automation biases, which is similar to that of what is seen in the airline industry with pilots placing too much trust in their system readings as opposed to their own pilot training
Not sure if I want AI to read my mind...
It’s weird that I had to look through your channel to see this video. What’s the point of subscribing?
This is a typical junk piece. Key operational word in all of this nonsense is "imagine". Everything hinges around "imagine". But "imagine" is the key enabler for any and all grifts. Just take the drawbacks. That section is not dealing with the fundamental capabilities and limitations of different technologies lumped together by marketing people as AI. That section ends with "I believe" as in the nearrator ignores all of the real drawbacks by not even mentioning them. All the minor issues mentioned in that section are cured by his "around the corner believe". That is exactly how Snake Oil Salesmen peddle their junk. That is how grifts are made. That is the building block of Disruptors like Theranos. You don't need any level of understanding in a subject matter, you don't need any skill in the area, you just need to narrate in a convinving tone of voice to fake it until you eventually will not make it, because no matter how much you imagine or believe: Pigs can't fly.
The technology has potential, but it is not intelligent beyond the meaning of Intelliggence in CIA - and as Large Language Models demonstrate, they even loose a lot of that "Data Base" level of intelligence / information organisation capability by producing output that is just randomized function of its input in a format that looks nice and can fool the gullible. Videos like this where any critical thinking is suppressed in favor of "imagine" and "I believe" are complete waste of time and space.
Stop saying “advancement”. The word is “advance”..
Hope AI could make us breathe underwater🤭
AI requires access to extensive data for proper functioning. The implementation of AI in healthcare may encounter difficulties in societies where privacy is a top priority.
Wow
AHAHAHAHHA chatgpt wont even tall how to make a cup of coffee now because it's too dangerous LOL midjurjey makes cheese deformed images which it copies from google searches ... give me a break.
CF has way more subs than ABC, LOL.
Let's hope it gets rid of medical insurance companies and private hospital owners...
...using Terminators
AI = Advanced Imitator
After 10 years he could have a beer again with his buddies, just dont let him drive again lol.
I agree AI will become a very usefuĺ tool once all the kinks have been ironed out
👎A well informed individual physian would always be my preferred service provider
I think there is a place for both, humans have biases that can cause misdiagnoses just as AI does.
Or maybe AI can reverse the disease of you know the feeling when you remember the password to the bank account. But then you forgot. Well...
Relief of too much money can be just around the corner. Ha! Gotta go.
ChatGPT 1.0 ?
I am cautiously optimistic about AI. But this video seemed more like a sales piece between AI software generation, and pharmaceuticals. Your drawbacks were quite skimpy and in my opinion a fraction of what could happen in real life. AI will have no or nearly no empathy for the patient, it could make a bad call and kill someone and not have a thought about it, and then do the same thing again unless someone stepped in to help! I agree that it can analyse a great amount of data compared to humans, I just hope we have the wisdom to back check all the processes before we set the system into motion!!
Interestingly there’s been a bit of research on this, patients actually preferred the feedback on diagnosis written by AI over that of doctors the majority of the time. It is vital however to ensure accurate diagnosis as mistakes could be fatal. Even now ChatGPT was able to identify an issue with a dog that a vet had missed saving its life.
👍
AI is one person why you guys scared of him you guys get army
😮