Can AI Fix The U.S. Healthcare System?

John Guttag is a computer scientist and professor at CSAIL and EECS MIT, recognized for his significant contributions to the fields of programming languages and artificial intelligence. His work encompasses areas such as machine learning, data science, and computational biology, and he has made notable contributions to educational initiatives in computer science through his textbooks and teaching at MIT.
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[@AahFukIt]

AI could probably make the US administration better!

[@mikiallen7733]

thank you sir , for emphasizing this averaging business that does not make sense for the greater good of the society , I believe this approach can be used to tackle more and other pressing problems within socioeconomic as well as behavioral psychotherapy as well

[@drdeshmane8581]

Beautiful

[@capminds2268]

Machine learning techniques are getting dramatically better at analyzing medical images and data to assist in diagnosis and treatment planning

[@XYZ33348]

Yes.

[@ammini999]

This comparison should be supported by the data of the AVG salary otherwise doesn't make much sense.

[@wallaceahtone6149]

Only integrity can fix it.

[@jaggedlittleprayer]

AI will help your insurer figure out that you're at risk and raise your premiums

[@brendanodowd4849]

eh

[@hanskraut2018]

True bring AI to psychiatry code once copy 8 billion times after: low cost

[@littleredhen3590]

Leading up to the mark of beast

[@onlyyoucanstopevil9024]

STOP AI THEY WILL REPLACE DOCTOR 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 JUST KIDDING I LOVE A.I😊😊😊😊

[@montanagal6958]

Everything that has been done in the past few years has destroyed healthcare.

[@hanskraut2018]

It could make a huge dent in medication dose finetuning by whatsapp medication logs etc. perfect to analize long year long medication notes and symthoms and selfreports all lowcost smth a doctor would never do/does not have the time to do id u are not a billionaire

[@nitrofreak67]

AI can definitely fix healthcare, even I have lots of answers, so I'm confident AI will see through the BS..

[@smartmoneymindset3052]

There are a lot of crummy doctors for sure. They are not qualified to treat patients.

[@Octovisuals]

No need for any AI. Healthcare is fixed the same way everything is fixed: getting it as far as possible from politicians. Just let citizens free. Let free markets, capitalism, enterpreneurs, businesses and clients/customers do the job we always do, and we do it better than anyone else. Thank you.

[@DaveF.]

Yeah, because when you either purchase a drug or die, that's definitely a 'free market'. That's why Insulin in the US was (well, until the Biden administration) 10 times the price it is in my country.

[@SriReddy]

Such an academic nonsense

[@azeezoyewale3782]

Let me see where I can put some investment change because this is going to be huge.

[@Leonndiaye_]

have you found where