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Major point alert! If pred has benefit it’s for those with meld 25-39.#GITwitter https://t.co/YW3YQvgYmg

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Benjamin Mazer @benmazer ·

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If you were paywalled from reading my last op-ed, I have a PDF version on my website now.

https://mazer.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Mazer_BostonGlobe_AI.pdf https://twitter.com/BenMazer/status/1636336675079987201

Benjamin Mazer @BenMazer

AI is likely to augment medical care in the near future. But even if it catches missed diagnoses or improves access, it’s also going to lead to unnecessary, expensive, and sometimes harmful cascades of care.

My thoughts in The Boston Globe.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/03/16/opinion/ai-doctor-will-charge-you-now/

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@GI_Pearls “What are your research interests?”

“I’m really curious about the health effects of coffee.”

“Veeeeeeeeeery interesting, I think we can find someone who’s working on that.”

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