Mario covers technology in health care, FDA regulation of artificial intelligence, how Medicare pays for health tech, the use of AI in clinical care, mental health chatbots, and consumer wearables. Mario is also the co-author of the twice weekly STAT Health Tech newsletter.
Katie covers the impact of health technology on patients, clinicians, and businesses. Katie's stories explore the price tag of clinical AI, digital health at the FDA, and the boom in direct-to-consumer telehealth. Confidential tips can be sent on Signal at palmer01.01.
Suffering-Focused AI Governance (SFAIG) aims to provide a coherent framework for thinking about AI and suffering. SFAIG focuses on the Importance, Tractability, and Neglectedness (ITN) framework. It asks where AI is likely to have the greatest impact on suffering, which problems are most solvable and where attention and resources are most lacking.
Anika Collier Navaroli is an expert in policymaking and ethics at Columbia Journalism School. She advises to establish guiding principles and draft a policy on AI use for newsrooms. AI ethics starter kit from Poynter is a valuable resource for building AI policies and processes.
WHO and the Government of Portugal kicked off a high-level conference in Lisbon on Wednesday to share strategies for responsible AI use in healthcare. WHO released guidance on the ethical use of AI in healthcare in 2021 focusing on how it can be used safely and ethically to advance the interests of patients and communities.
Elon Musk has declared a war on empathy. People can take action to fight back. Instead of relying on social media platforms, consider returning to more traditional forms of interpersonal communication. PBS Passport members have access to an on-demand digital streaming library featuring full seasons of celebrated dramas, historical and science documentaries.
There are 55,794 AI safety papers accepted at ICLR, ICML and NeurIPS conferences from 2019 through 2026. 4.2% of them are safety papers. The number of accepted papers per year increased by 100 times from 2019 to 2026, and the share of safety papers among all the acceptances increased by 25 times.
Mario covers technology in health care, FDA regulation of artificial intelligence, how Medicare pays for health tech, the use of AI in clinical care, mental health chatbots, and consumer wearables. Mario is also the co-author of the twice weekly STAT Health Tech newsletter.
Katie covers the impact of health technology on patients, clinicians, and businesses. Katie's stories explore the price tag of clinical AI, digital health at the FDA, and the boom in direct-to-consumer telehealth. Confidential tips can be sent on Signal at palmer01.01.
Suffering-Focused AI Governance (SFAIG) aims to provide a coherent framework for thinking about AI and suffering. SFAIG focuses on the Importance, Tractability, and Neglectedness (ITN) framework. It asks where AI is likely to have the greatest impact on suffering, which problems are most solvable and where attention and resources are most lacking.
Anika Collier Navaroli is an expert in policymaking and ethics at Columbia Journalism School. She advises to establish guiding principles and draft a policy on AI use for newsrooms. AI ethics starter kit from Poynter is a valuable resource for building AI policies and processes.
WHO and the Government of Portugal kicked off a high-level conference in Lisbon on Wednesday to share strategies for responsible AI use in healthcare. WHO released guidance on the ethical use of AI in healthcare in 2021 focusing on how it can be used safely and ethically to advance the interests of patients and communities.
Elon Musk has declared a war on empathy. People can take action to fight back. Instead of relying on social media platforms, consider returning to more traditional forms of interpersonal communication. PBS Passport members have access to an on-demand digital streaming library featuring full seasons of celebrated dramas, historical and science documentaries.
There are 55,794 AI safety papers accepted at ICLR, ICML and NeurIPS conferences from 2019 through 2026. 4.2% of them are safety papers. The number of accepted papers per year increased by 100 times from 2019 to 2026, and the share of safety papers among all the acceptances increased by 25 times.