Is interesting, especially when it comes to personalized medicine, but that will come from genetics research, not AI. Could AI assist that? Or assist with broad deployment? Maybe?

The first paper is not “NIH.” The researchers from Madrid, published a paper in the Spanish Journal of Pharmaceutics. It’s just shared by the NIH’s library. In fact there’s a disclaimer right on top: not an endorsement, or agreement with.
The potential in some very narrow applications

This is literally the Metro Mobility logo

And you are wrong. There is absolutely no way that AI would be meaningfully useful to the development of a new drug.

It is massively expensive and time consuming to develop a new drug and bring it to market. But that is not something that AI can do instead.

“FDA approved this new drug, we didn’t run any human trials, but AI said it was safe.”

Hey man, looks great. By the way, looks like you have a ghost. Proceed with caution

Are you an idiot, Laurie? Because this is a phenomenally stupid of you.

As a long term transplant, one thing I’ve noticed is that Vikings fans only continue to wear their team’s gear after a win. Nobody’s wearing Vikings gear after a loss.

This is in contrast to my Denver Broncos roots

this person’s original post asks the questions no one is asking and the feed is full of wrong answers.
Quite a few people recommending you sit in the driver’s seat.

Sorry.

Anyway. Here’s some Drunk History.

I mean I’m no historian but is “Drunk History” known for inaccurate portrayals of history? I thought the whole point was that they were unusual, surprising, or lesser known true stories, just told drunk and re-enacted in a way that was antithetical to traditional historical documentaries.

I’m just trying to imagine how this fella is strapped.

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