In a person with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, an implanted brain–computer interface for assisted communication was effective for more than 7 years. ALS-related neurodegeneration ultimately rendered the device ineffective. Learn more: nej.md/4dbofERpic.twitter.com/4rSheDPZdd
#CallForPapers 📣 📝 Journal of Participatory Medicine invites submissions to #ThemeIssue, “Patient & Consumer Use of Artificial Intelligence for Health.” This theme explores the use of #AIForHealth from the perspectives of patients & the public.
Couple important facts about AI hallucinations from this paper:
1) Larger and more recent models hallucinate less than older & smaller models
2) LLMs hallucinate less when asked about more common information (if the topic has a Wikipedia page, for example) arxiv.org/pdf/2407.17468pic.twitter.com/sU8xcCqpWF
🚨 [EU AI ACT] The AI Office has recently opened a call to participate in drafting the 1st general-purpose AI Code of Practice. But what are Codes of Practice? Are they the same as Codes of Conduct? Read this:
“Anthropic is trying to gut the proposed state regulator and prevent enforcement until after a catastrophe has occurred — that’s like banning the FDA from requiring clinical trials.” – @tegmark nails Anthropic’s distressing ethical descent.