Dude, the problem here is that an LLM doesn’t know what a “fact” is and has no way to codify this

We can strike because we benefit from a strong union, and are paid above a living wage.

The majority of hospital workers do not benefit from these positions and are suffering all the more for it!

Many of the lowest paid are working for private companies gouging the NHS.

I strike for them too

Don't know if anyone out there has seen similar? @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social perhaps?

Honest mistakes happen. But can't help but feel that (in a healthcare landscape being flooded with private "AI") that the published evidence from these companies demands *extra* scrutiny.

For balance, the authors were listed as "affiliated" but still feels a big miss on the financial interests

Have you seen this? www.reddit.com/r/nfl/commen...

Would be interested to hear your views on how AI dictation assistants (such as Heidi AI) which are being quite widely adopted in primary care fit into this paradigm. They do not seem to have undergone much (publicly available) evaluation

This is excellent - always mildly frustrated by the lack of specific language when "AI" is thrown about in the clinical sphere! Machine learning ≠ ChatGPT!