Our healthcare system is broken. But AI is offering a unique solution

[@sherryholliman1136]

Uterus cancer is NOT detected in pap smear. Cervical cancer is. Would appreciate getting this corrected because I had uterine cancer and while 95% that it will not reoccur, there actually is no screening. Thanks.

[@ennovy1712]

not yet

[@AnnSisuLiv]

If as much energy was put into offering proper, nutritious food and eliminating the chemicals sprayed in the air, there wouldn't be as much cancer.

[@jimk8520]

There wouldn’t be as much of a lot of things - including cancer and food, nutritious or otherwise.

[@AnnSisuLiv]

@@jimk8520 So what you're saying is, have a mass population that can't be supported with healthy food..... because why. More quantity, less quality of food and people. That never ends well for a civilization.

[@jimk8520]

@@AnnSisuLiv What i’m saying is that reality doesn’t care much about our specific wishes. What I’m saying is that your solution is unfathomable to the population as a whole. “That never ends well…” And yet that is exactly what we as a world society are doing at the moment anyway.

[@jimk8520]

@@AnnSisuLiv What I’m saying is that the world would need to unwind the last 150 years of progress in order to get back to the world you want. Do you really think “as much energy was put into…” is going to do that?

[@AnnSisuLiv]

@jimk8520 Just because current society is racing towards crashing into a brick wall, it doesn't mean it's the correct or best way to do things. And if everyone is as passive towards problems as you seem to be, the race towards collapse goes even faster and quality of life diminishes more quickly

[@m.bird.]

I hate the assumption that patients are stupid creatures who will panic or become hypochondriacs with more knowledge. Most people can handle bad news quite well if they have data to understand it. Unecessary follow ups happen when we know our body is sick and are told for years we have anxiety or some such garbage. Our sensory system is better than any medical test. Why not believe it?

[@Vaeldarg]

Because your sensory system is often flawed. You don't need to be told that you have anxiety to know you have anxiety, as well. Seems like you're contradicting yourself, given that it's the "sensory system" that gives the feeling of anxiety. (feeling cold, nausea/upset stomach, nervousness, so on) If someone disregards medical testing because they're going by some non-expert "guru" promoting supplements/homeopathic nonsense, then you can't blame others for considering them to be stupid.

[@Manwith6secondmemory]

They need to be more transparent about healthcare, they wont be because it takes away profits

[@Triflixfilms]

Detection =/= Prevention. Love the endeavor and hope to see AI make detection more affordable, however I think the distinction is important. Also, Bryan Johnson just partnered with Ezra to provide more affordable MRI Testing ranging from $1200 - $5000. Truly a big fan of both parties!

[@jimk8520]

“=/=“ your keyboard will make this ≠ if you look for it. I like using that symbol, too.

[@Antishizim]

Oh wow, I am glad to hear that, people seem to chalk Johnson up to a stereotype, but I've only been seeing and hearing positive things about him.

[@StephenSmith304]

Detection is the first step to prevention, I don't think anyone here is thinking that it's cured as soon as you detect it, but if earlier detection increases successful prevention, then I think it's not necessarily inaccurate to say that early detection leads to more prevention.

[@Triflixfilms]

@@StephenSmith304 Preventing cancer > detecting and mitigating. A fire alarm doesn't prevent fire, it just detects it and lets you know that it needs to be treated. Marketing detection as prevention is bad marketing, it prevents fatalities... But it doesn't prevent cancer or anything else that it screens for.

[@StephenSmith304]

@@Triflixfilms No, detection is not "greater than" prevention, detection leads to prevention. If you don't see that fire alarms detecting fires leads to the prevention of deaths, or you don't see how cancer detection can lead to prevention when you take action, then there's no hope for you. You're literally the dog meme saying no detection, only prevention.

[@user-tx9zg5mz5p]

Please add time stamps😁

[@PaulADAigle]

We need #MedicareForAll to help fix the issues.

[@jameshwren]

The reason there is a shortage of physicians in this country is because the American Medical Association (AMA) has long lobbied congress to prevent increases in gov't funding of new medical schools and continuing education programs like residencies and fellowships. Also, there is a huge fallacy that increase survivability is associated with early detection, it left biases the survival data but a lot of mammogram studies show that surveillance does not lead to prevention. If you live in the US you're going to get a high level of care, with or without the assistance of AI. AI makes their jobs easier and more accurate by a small degree on the margins, where AI really helps is if you don't live near a major medical center, then it flattens the quality of care you could receive.

[@Manwith6secondmemory]

100%, American healthcare does not care about patients at all, they are focused on profit

[@Oscarnnanna]

This man is doing the lords work 🔥

[@AI-Life-123]

Very professionally edited video! The audio and video are clear, making it easy to follow. Hope you continue to produce quality videos like this!

[@m.bird.]

Will AI be used in orthopedics too? I had a traumatic shoulder injury that is missed 70% of the time by radiologists. I knew I had it, had mechanism of injury and symptoms to support it, but couldn't get treatment because the radiologist report didn't say it. I eventually paid out-of-pocket 6 months post injury for surgical investigation which proved it, but meanwhile I had unecessary nerve damage and cartilage damage which is devastating for an athlete. Also being told over and over I was anxious and making things up causes insane psychological distress and confidence problems. I'm sure AI would see it on the images.

[@llothsedai3989]

This is the easy path, the hard path would be to reduce the cost of the mri machine itseif or combine it in one device with multiple sensor modalities for cost savings, which likely is what will be needed. It needs to go from 5000 to about 500 per scan.

[@MyStory-100]

I'm super interested in this company and their mission... Hopefully, they can make quick progress with their technology and research!

[@BargSlarg]

Seems like a very inaccurate title, this has nothing to do with the Healthcare system. It should be "Our Cancer Screening systems are flawed. But AI is offering a unique solution"

[@StephenSmith304]

The way I see it, the cancer screening system is a product of our healthcare system - so if the cancer screening system is flawed because of the flaws of our healthcare system, then I think it's accurate to include the whole healthcare system in the title.

[@Manwith6secondmemory]

Healthcare system here is overpriced and inefficient. You cannot deny that Get some help

[@alexandermoody1946]

Solving cancer is an input, output matrix equation where categorical understanding of all of the inputs and what is contained within the output. The food and environmental aspects are the input criteria and what is contained within the tumour after removal. Once these things have been weighed against each other then full understanding can be acted upon.

[@keliblum6591]

Wow, this guy is smart. This all sounds amazing. Can't wait for all this technology to start working to help us all.

[@H4KnSL4K]

I hope they make progress in these scanning technologies, especially using AI for image analysis and identification. Think of star trek where you could lay on the bed (always available) and scan your whole body at any point, to see if anything was amiss. They need to make this affordable, so that people can use it regularly!

[@MrCaiobrz]

He says you can do a survey on their site ... yeah you can, takes some 10 minutes and requires a MANDATORY LOGIN with all your data, you MUST ACCEPT receive their spam, and even after that, you DO NOT get the result unless you end up scheduling an MRI. Note: I am not even American. Great start for a company that wants to "help" and "improve" life. Step 1: get all your contact data; step 2: get your money; step 3: no f given. At least I live in a country were I can do an MRI any time for free. Suck it Americans.

[@drmoezawaung]

much smarter than most medical doctors I know.

[@FutureAIDev2015]

Really I think the only thing that will help you as healthcare is forcing businesses to abandon the hope of ever-increasing profits and forcing them to start caring about patient outcomes first and only.

[@CommenterIndeed]

Ai never gets tired or having blurry eyes WITH lightening speed processing rate.

[@TheHotshott55]

Love the idea, preventative is always better than reactive but AI is a ton of electricity and I imagine MRI would be a bit too. If everyone in the world got a scan every few years how much would that ramp up climate change just from electric demand?

[@wood6454]

This is the fuure. I saw Grok testing their medical test analysis a week ago. Hope it has a low error rate.

[@bleekrisp]

if our procedures for treating/growing cancer don't change in a fundamental way, these detection algorithms will only accelerate the malpractice.

[@MrGoMario]

Bring it on... 1000 USD for a full-body MRI scan??? Not in our lifetime... #ItisMagic

[@Zergosss]

People have been doing this 20 years ago and realized it's not a good idea because it's overdiagnosing cancers that would never become metastatic. We don't need his "AI" software to detect anything on an MRI, it's the companies that build these machines which create the software for them.

[@AI-Life-123]

Thanks for sharing valuable information about AI! I found a lot of useful knowledge that can be applied in daily life. Can you share more about AI applications in business?

[@orthodox_gentleman]

Sounds like you are likely using the Google API for Gemini Flash and Pro models.

[@mojoswifty360]

The medical industrial complex would never allow a cure.

[@TheOfficialOriginalChad]

That tin foil hat won’t hide the paper trail of literally trillions of dollars of research over the last decade. Don’t have any idea how many people dedicate their lives to understanding, treating, and curing diseases? Not a gig, not a job, a LIFE.

[@OnlyTrueLivingGodTyroneBostick]

#TyroneBostick

[@OnlyTrueLivingGodTyroneBostick]

#KingLordJesusChristCovenant

[@searchingfortruth619]

PSA is a terrible screening tool. Testicles should be ther instead of prostate.

[@Manwith6secondmemory]

THIS IS AN AMAZING THING. My father died from bile duct cancer the doctors missed it twice and diagnosed him with kidney problems If he did not have health insurance the American system would have bankrupted our entire family for subpar error prone care People in these comments are the exact reason I am so happy AI is taking over. Humans suck

[@will.davlin]

wool socks to bed=dreams like before your adult brain atrophied🟪⬇️🔵✋🏻

[@Xandercorp]

Wait what? :))

[@Radu-k4r]

Crazy idea, the cure for cancer is to stop doing what creates cancer. ANOTHER SHOCKER?!

[@mindripperful]

yep

[@muhammadkasim1427]

U will end up with more broken system for common people

[@howrandy]

To date,... the best AI prediction only 40% accurracy,.. not a good figure to impliment on life and dead issue,...

[@jujjuj7676]

Let's spend 10 minutes talking how the man reads clinical papers on the honeymoon. What an idiot interviewer, its not a big deal some people get entertained by work and not cartoons. Gesh I'm soo sick of the ignorant people pointing out benign crap.

[@Mkoivuka]

No.

[@ericthegreat7060]

I love chat got dont get me wrong but im not trusting ai programs with my healthcare, and i know i sound like a boomer saying that but it only takes a single glitch to mess up my bbl! (But for real though it takes one slip up to hurt or even kill a patient while operating in them or simply helping them in general and although humans make mistakes id still take my chances with a human person than a computer program)

[@orthodox_gentleman]

There are all types of machine learning algorithms. The transformers architecture is what gives the ChatGPT interface. AI is a very general term that doesn’t mean much. It is just a hype term. I can assure you that it is already being used in your healthcare. A normal computer or phone or tablet today uses extensive AI technology.

[@Pippastinak]

“There’s no opportunity for bias” of an AI is just so wrong and a dangerous assumption to make. AI’s are built by humans, off of human data both of which are impossible without bias, and assuming AI isn’t susceptible to biases means not actively working against the ones that occurs. At least it’s the interviewer and not the person actually working on this, who comes with this blunder of a statement. I’m sorry, I don’t mean for this to seem like a hateful comment, but it’s just really important to be aware of the fallibility of things like AI, if we are to rely so heavily on them.

[@ArthurHuizar]

Already too many clicking sounds in this video. I'll just see this on a smaller channel.

[@sanjuansteve]

Healthcare, as well as education, should be universal. Obviously!

[@jjookkeerr6699]

another scammer!

[@susanrodriguez9438]

How?

[@Manwith6secondmemory]

How? Tinfoil hat wearer

[@RossDaunis]

🤔

[@Think666_]

Would you sacrifice a child to cure all diseases? Except, it's a really angry artist.