Ghazi @curiousmind@social.cleverlibre.org

When your AI/code works too well ...

More & more convinced that making key public goods - transport, waste, health, education, social media, energy etc - non-profit commons may be the most important climate strategy of all.

With privatisation shareholder profit determines all the decisions & policies of these providers - not what is best for planet & people. If we as a society agree that these should just be realms for the common good, not for profit, then sustainable policies can be adopted swiftly, at every level

#Commons

Telehealth startup Cove asked users about their migraine symptoms, diagnoses, and family history.

Their answers went to #Facebook and #Google.

Read the full findings with @STAT at https://mrkup.org/telehealth. #MedMastodon

I am 100% not shitting you when I say scientists named mastodons after their teeth which they thought looked like nipples. “Mastos” as in breast. “odont” as in tooth.
We’re on a website that, in Greek, literally means “Booby Tooth.”

#Introduction #Introductions Hello all, I’m Paul & I’m a scientist, writer & STEM educator.
I work in #HealthResearch in the UK, mainly #ClinicalTrials. I’m currently managing a small phase I vaccine trial and my interests are #Pharmacovigilance & #Safety. I also teach clinical research professionals & postgrads on this topic.

My passion is #SciComm. I write for #MedicalNewsToday (link in bio) & I’m also a children’s & YA author 📚. I love introducing children to STEM subjects! 👨🏻‍🏫

Postdoc position! Pls boost!

Want to devote your expertise in data science to accelerate the pace at which new medicines are found?

Join our lab at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, MA, USA to glean insights from biological images!
More info: http://broad.io/mlcbpostdoc

The Broad Institute provides a uniquely stimulating environment to advance and apply data science in collaboration with MIT, Harvard, and hospitals. (1/2)

"The insidious nature of such generative #AI models is that they produce plausible sounding #health information in a smooth conversational style, that is at best is generic in nature and at worst completely fictional. The problem is that most people cannot tell the difference between the two." The #ethics of AI is going to be a topic that won't gain traction until either normies start dying in numbers, or techbros start getting sued into oblivion. https://medium.com/@guruduth.banavar/chatgpts-deep-fake-text-generation-is-a-threat-to-evidence-based-discourse-c096164207e0

Tunis 13 Décembre 2022
ressentie
105 Aout 2022

There is no such thing as the tragedy of the commons: a thread.

The oldest published reference to the idea is in a lecture by an early political economist at Oxford, William Foster Lloyd, in 1832 titled "On the Checks to Population." Lloyd first articulated the argument that many of us have been taught as an inevitable and immutable fact of economic life: that any resource owned in common will be exploited to the point of ruin.

"Why are the cattle on a common so puny and stunted? Why is the common itself so hare-worn, and cropped so differently from the adjoining inclosures? No inequality, in respect of natural or acquired fertility, will account for the phenomenon."

https://www.jstor.org/stable/1972412

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#capitalism #commons #tragedyofthecommons #anticapitalism #ostrom #anticapitalism #anarchism

heu...

but CR7esque

A little known feature of #Mastodon is the ability to create your own personal notes about an account.
This is a great way to potentially remind yourself why you follow particular accounts (or just about any other reason you can think of).

Also, these notes are private. The account does not know what you have written down, nor the fact that you have even made these notes.

Please #boost to help spread the knowledge around your networks. ☺️
#MastodonTips #Feditips #Notes
https://youtu.be/npoBM9Ev2CQ

Dear #psychiatry folks, do any of you know of a resident or faculty doc interested in #lithium #pharmacokinetics whom I could suggest to the journal as a possible reviewer for the world's shortest article? They're having trouble finding anyone. Thanks. The article is free at
https://f1000research.com/articles/11-779/v1