Machine Learning for MDs Weekly Digest What’s New in ML for MDs Welcome to the ML for MDs Newsletter. The mission of ML for MDs is to connect physicians interested in machine learning. This newsletter provides the most relevant news, journal articles, and jobs at the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Weekly watching This […]
Machine Learning for MDs Weekly Digest What’s New in ML for MDs Welcome to the ML for MDs Newsletter. The mission of ML for MDs is to connect physicians interested in machine learning. This newsletter provides the most relevant news, journal articles, and jobs at the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Weekly watching This
Machine Learning for MDs Weekly Digest What’s New in ML for MDs Welcome to the ML for MDs Newsletter. The mission of ML for MDs is to connect physicians interested in machine learning. This newsletter provides the most relevant news, journal articles, and jobs at the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Weekly watching This
Machine Learning for MDs Weekly Digest What’s New in ML for MDs Welcome to the ML for MDs Newsletter. The mission of ML for MDs is to connect physicians interested in machine learning. This newsletter provides the most relevant news, journal articles, and jobs at the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Weekly watching Medical
Machine Learning for MDs Weekly Digest What’s New in ML for MDs Welcome to the ML for MDs Newsletter. The mission of ML for MDs is to connect physicians interested in machine learning. This newsletter provides the most relevant news, journal articles, and jobs at the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Weekly watching Medical
Weekly reading The big news of the week, of course, was the release of GPT-4 by Open AI. It scores in the 90th+ percentile for many standardized professional exams (90th percentile on the bar exam, for example). You can read the paper which specifically states they won’t release additional technical details due to safety and
Weekly feature: AlphaFold As an undergraduate, I worked in a lab that used X-ray crystallography to determine protein structure. I chose that lab because there were beautiful portraits of twisting protein structures in the lab that I appreciated more as works of art than as science. Determining protein structure back then sometimes took years. With
Weekly reading I highly recommend this article in the New Yorker about AI for mental health. The author is a hospitalist at Weill Cornell and a public policy expert. The article gives some interesting background about AI for mental health – did you know the first mental health chatbot was designed as satire, and its
