AI Haven't A Clue
AI Haven't A Clue
Podcast Description
AI is changing the world, but how exactly is it going to change our lives? That's what tech expert James Chandler and AI novice George Butler will uncover in AI Haven’t A Clue - an entertaining podcast for the curious, on the wild world of AI. The podcast will feature interviews with experts, innovators and disruptors to help listeners navigate the murky waters of AI. Covering the latest and breaking news and bringing a fun, entertaining listen to what can at times be an overwhelming topic.Expect the big topics, big guests and big debate in this all new tech podcast, not made for your typical tech nerd.
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The podcast focuses on various themes such as the latest developments in AI technology, ethical implications, and real-world applications, with episodes covering topics like AI in healthcare, automation in the job market, and innovations in machine learning. Each episode brings a unique perspective to the evolving narrative around AI, making it accessible to a wider audience.
AI is changing the world, but how exactly is it going to change our lives? That’s what tech expert James Chandler and AI novice George Butler will uncover in AI Haven’t A Clue – an entertaining podcast for the curious, on the wild world of AI. The podcast will feature interviews with experts, innovators and disruptors to help listeners navigate the murky waters of AI. Covering the latest and breaking news and bringing a fun, entertaining listen to what can at times be an overwhelming topic.
Expect the big topics, big guests and big debate in this all new tech podcast, not made for your typical tech nerd.
Your doctor might only see you when you’re already sick. BUT AI could spot the warning signs years earlier….
Dr. Dan Sodickson has spent more than three decades working out how to see inside the human body. A physicist and MD, he has worked at Harvard and NYU, where he served as Vice Chair for Research and Chief of Innovation in Radiology.
His big idea? We are using some of our best medical technology too late.
MRI is usually used once there’s already a reason to suspect something is wrong. But Dan believes AI could change that by making imaging faster, cheaper and more accurate.
AI could compare new scans with your previous scans, understand your personal baseline and help doctors distinguish genuine warning signs from harmless changes.
And eventually, he thinks scanning could move far beyond the hospital.
Imagine a scanner built into your bed. Or your home. Or somewhere you visit every day.
Dan calls this future “everywhere scanners”: a connected network of sensors, blood tests, imaging and wearable devices with AI acting as a kind of central brain, constantly looking for changes in your health.
Is this the future of preventative medicine?
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