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How AI changes the future of healthcare 🏥
🧑⚕️ AI in clinical trials, Microsoft Copilot is on the way, why you shouldn't use Custom Instructions in ChatGPT, and more!
Everyday AI
September 22, 2023
Outsmart The Future
Today in Everyday AI
6 minute read
🎙 Daily Podcast Episode: What does the advancement of AI mean for medical knowledge and clinical trials? How does it affect us? Give it a listen.
🕵️♂️ Fresh Finds: An AI copilot for your product, universities are ditching AI detection software, and China’s efforts in the global AI race. Read on for Fresh Finds.
🗞 Byte Sized Daily AI News: Microsoft Copilot is on the way, YouTube's new AI creator tools and best-selling authors sue OpenAI. For that and more, read on for Byte Sized News.
🚀 AI In 5: Thinking of using Custom Instructions in ChatGPT to up your game? Hold on a second! We show you why it’s not our favorite. See why here
🏆 Digital Drops Giveaway: New giveaway coming soon…
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🧠 Learn & Leveraging AI: You may be thinking that if you don’t work in the medical field, today’s topic doesn’t impact you. WRONG. We’ll show you why. Keep reading for that!
↩️ Don’t miss out: Did you miss our last newsletter? We talked about AI insights for job seekers, Amazon Alexa getting an AI update, and using ChatGPT to find a job. Check it here!
How AI Turns Clinical Trials into Medical Knowledge 💁
What does the advancement of AI mean for medical knowledge and clinical trials? How will AI impact the future of medical decisions?
Whether you work in medicine or not, today’s episode affects all of us.
Lefteris Teperikidis, Senior Systematic Reviewer at AccuScript, joins us to share insights on how AI is transforming the landscape of clinical research and systematic reviews.
Join the conversation and ask Lefteris and Jordan questions about AI in the medical industry.
Also on the pod today:
• How medical writing impacts us all 📝
• Hesitations around AI in medical processes 🤔
• Combating AI bias in systematic reviews 🥊
It’ll be worth your 29 minutes:
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Read This – Check out this deep dive into Gen AI.
1. Microsoft's AI Copilot Set to Soar on Windows 11 🖥️
Microsoft is gearing up to launch its AI Copilot for Windows on September 26th. This new feature promises to make your PC experience smoother and more intuitive. From helping with tasks to offering suggestions, this AI buddy is set to redefine user interaction. Ready for a smarter Windows experience? Dive in!
2. YouTube's New AI Creator Tools 🎥
YouTube is stepping up its game with the introduction of a generative AI tool named "Dream Screen." This tool is designed to help creators generate video content, making the creation process a breeze. Check out the features here.
3. Indeed's CEO Drops a Bold AI Prediction 🎓🤯
Chris Hyams, the CEO of Indeed, suggests that AI tools like ChatGPT might render traditional college skills obsolete. As AI becomes more advanced, the need for specific college-taught skills could diminish. The future of education and job qualifications might be on the brink of a seismic shift. Here's the lowdown.
4. Bestselling Authors Take OpenAI to Court ⚖️
George R.R. Martin, the mastermind behind "Game of Thrones," along with other top-tier authors, is suing OpenAI. The bone of contention? Alleged copyright infringements related to their literary works. Discover why these literary giants are locking horns with an AI company.
5. Israel's AI Tank: The Future of Battlefield Vision 🇮🇱
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Why you shouldn't use Custom Instructions in ChatGPT 🙅
Thinking of using Custom Instructions in ChatGPT to up your game?
Hold on a second!
They might seem like a good idea, but are they really?
Not really, shorties.
In this video, we're pulling back the curtain to reveal why Custom Instructions might not be the golden ticket you thought they were.
Check out today's AI in 5.
New giveaway coming soon….
🤷♂️ What’s Going On and Why It Matters:
So apparently the medical review process is …. slow.
And that means that everyday people like us are left waiting for medical breakthroughs, medications, and medical devices that could make our lives better.
Lefteris Teperikidis is a freelance medical writer specializing in systematic reviews, and he joined Everyday AI today to shine some light on an area we don’t talk about often enough.
With more than 20 years in the medical knowledge and systematic reviews space, he showed us just how meaningful AI can be in the medical knowledge space.
Here’s the tl;dr version: it takes years for medical advancements to proceed. And it doesn’t have to be that slow, especially with Generative AI now on the scene.
So, whether you’re in the medical field or not, this impacts us all. When and IF Generative AI can be implemented in the medical review process, we’re talking about faster access to better healthcare.
Sounds like something we all want, right?
Let’s diagnose this one a bit more. 🔍
🦾How You Can Leverage:
Does it really take YEARS for new medical advancements to make it to market?
Yup.
If you missed Lefteris Teperikidis breaking down the medical review process, it’s worth a listen.
After the clinical trial process, it can take a year or longer to get new research, medicines or medical devices to market because of the systematic review process.
As a Generative AI advocate, Lefteris sees the potential in using artificial intelligence to shorten the that process by infusing some AI into the process.
But it’s not as simple as snapping our fingers. The stakes are high and the medical review processes are leeeeeeeeengthy.
Let’s break down some insights, and see how AI may (or may not) shift this industry and open up faster medical advancements for us all:
1 – Cover your bases 🛏️
Not gonna lie y’all….today’s show was a deep topic.
And like Lefteris mentioned, not everyone inthe systematic review community WANTS generative AI in the fold. Some people have doubts about the accuracy of Generative AI in a highly technical and sensitive space, while others already see how effective AI can be in the field and therefore fear for their jobs. First, you should listen to our full convo, then, check out some resources below.
Try this: This topic definitely requires some additional reading. Take a dive into this in-depth guideline looking at best practices using Generative AI for scientific research from the University of Michigan. And then, check this paper from the National Library of Medicine that looks at the emerging role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education.
2 – Validate and Collaborate 🤝
AI should be applied with caution.
Just like in the medical field, Lefteris mentioned how critical it is to validate AI tools by subjecting them to the equivalent of a clinical study. Yeah, GenAI systems can hallucinate if you don’t use them properly. So, it’s important to establish trust between the AI community and medical writers – collaboration is key!
Try this: Ok, this is definitely not anything related to clinical knowledge or medical reviews. However, here’s a quick resource for anyone looking to validate the most basic of GenAI tools: ChatGPT. One of the most important things to do is to self-validate your own processes, such as we showed you here when using ChatGPT plugins to aid in the research process.
3 – Look responsibly in the future 🔎
(Not so) Hot take: AI is going to disrupt the entire medical field.
And clinical reviews and medical guidelines will change. Even when we look outside the scope of clinical trials and medical knowledge, the future of healthcare is being powered by AI.
Try this: Here’s a basic checklist to take a look at the future of AI and healthcare:
- Read about Med-PaLM 2, Google’s healthcare-focused large language model
- Check out Microsoft’s Health Bot, its AI-powered healthcare assistant
- Read this post from Lefteris about the future of Clinical Practice Guidelines
- Join us Thursday to talk with Everyday AI regular Dr. Harvey Castro about the future of AI and healthcare
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