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Mashup Score: 4Defend the NIH - TimmermanReport.com - 6 day(s) ago
Too many people don’t believe anymore in the American Dream. But if you can’t dream big, you can’t accomplish big things. Today, the National Institutes of Health — biomedical science itself — is under attack. It needs us to stand up in its defense. The NIH is an engine of the American Dream. The NIH,… Read More
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Mashup Score: 6
We’re drawn to stories. We understand the world through stories – both the narratives we read, and those we create and develop for ourselves. It’s the very power – the unreasonable effectiveness? – of stories that also leaves us so vulnerable to deception, including self-deception. This is a key message from “Super Founders,” Ali Tamaseb’s… Read More
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Nice to see @bzcohen write in @WSJ about evidence for the experience-based success of older founders - a topic I discussed in @timmermanreport 2021, in context of important @alitamaseb book Super Founders -> https://t.co/fBgjN67BJy . Ben's article: https://t.co/wASiTzqLKO
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Mashup Score: 5The Future of AI and Health, Part III: Improving Health By Enhancing Agency - TimmermanReport.com - 20 day(s) ago
Part II of this series is here “Agency,” Harvard’s Zak Kohane and I agree, is the word of 2025. Kohane’s reasoning: “Patients understand how to increase their agency in their disease journey with often correct and thoughtful instant second opinions from AI.” This perspective aligns with the opportunities described by A16z VCs Vijay… Read More
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Finally, my favorite, Part III (https://t.co/d3qz7qNQqA) of @timmermanreport AI+health series focuses on foundational role of human agency in health, esp work of @PennPosPsychCtr's M Seligman, + insights on genAI for pts from @zakkohane, @goldbergcarey. + impl for @peloton, etc. https://t.co/F0UoaQZ0y0
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Mashup Score: 3The Future of AI and Health, Part II: Andreessen and Colleagues Weigh In - TimmermanReport.com - 20 day(s) ago
Part I of this series is here. Over its 15 years of existence, the Andreessen Horowitz (“A16z”) venture capital firm has evolved from a media-savvy disruptive upstart to an exceedingly well-heeled incumbent and powerful force in Silicon Valley and the country. In April 2024, the firm announced a gargantuan $7.2B (with a “B”) fund. For… Read More
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Part II (https://t.co/4kpYXrDNRD) of @timmermanreport AI+health series considers insights of @a16z team @pmarca @julesyoo, @vijaypande as shared in recent, esp intrstng pcast. Some aspects (tech increasing agency) more resonant than others (PCPs as "sorters"-which AI might do) https://t.co/QkDSG2maTF
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Mashup Score: 2The Future of AI and Health, Part I: Forecasts Reveals Little Consensus - TimmermanReport.com - 20 day(s) ago
The likely impact of AI on health and medicine is … highly dependent on who you ask. Consider the spectacularly wide range of opinions offered in just the last several weeks. A $500 billion AI project, dubbed “Stargate,” was announced with great fanfare on January 21 in the Roosevelt room of the White House by… Read More
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New 3-part series in @timmermanreport on AI+Health. Part I (https://t.co/DKlZikSWcw) looks at remarkably wide range of projections for AI & Health, with tech leaders (@sama, @larryellison) generally most optimistic and R&D veterans (D Lowe, GDY) generally the most circumspect.
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Mashup Score: 5The Future of AI and Health, Part III: Improving Health By Enhancing Agency - TimmermanReport.com - 20 day(s) ago
Part II of this series is here “Agency,” Harvard’s Zak Kohane and I agree, is the word of 2025. Kohane’s reasoning: “Patients understand how to increase their agency in their disease journey with often correct and thoughtful instant second opinions from AI.” This perspective aligns with the opportunities described by A16z VCs Vijay… Read More
Source: timmermanreport.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Finally, my favorite, Part III (https://t.co/d3qz7qNQqA) of @timmermanreport AI+health series focuses on foundational role of human agency in health, esp work of @PennPosPsychCtr's M Seligman, + insights on genAI for pts from @zakkohane, @goldbergcarey. + impl for @peloton, etc. https://t.co/F0UoaQZ0y0
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Mashup Score: 3The Future of AI and Health, Part II: Andreessen and Colleagues Weigh In - TimmermanReport.com - 20 day(s) ago
Part I of this series is here. Over its 15 years of existence, the Andreessen Horowitz (“A16z”) venture capital firm has evolved from a media-savvy disruptive upstart to an exceedingly well-heeled incumbent and powerful force in Silicon Valley and the country. In April 2024, the firm announced a gargantuan $7.2B (with a “B”) fund. For… Read More
Source: timmermanreport.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Part II (https://t.co/4kpYXrDNRD) of @timmermanreport AI+health series considers insights of @a16z team @pmarca @julesyoo, @vijaypande as shared in recent, esp intrstng pcast. Some aspects (tech increasing agency) more resonant than others (PCPs as "sorters"-which AI might do) https://t.co/QkDSG2maTF
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Mashup Score: 5The Future of AI and Health, Part III: Improving Health By Enhancing Agency - TimmermanReport.com - 21 day(s) ago
Part II of this series is here “Agency,” Harvard’s Zak Kohane and I agree, is the word of 2025. Kohane’s reasoning: “Patients understand how to increase their agency in their disease journey with often correct and thoughtful instant second opinions from AI.” This perspective aligns with the opportunities described by A16z VCs Vijay… Read More
Source: timmermanreport.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Finally, my favorite, Part III (https://t.co/d3qz7qNQqA) of @timmermanreport AI+health series focuses on foundational role of human agency in health, esp work of @PennPosPsychCtr's M Seligman, + insights on genAI for pts from @zakkohane, @goldbergcarey. + impl for @peloton, etc. https://t.co/F0UoaQZ0y0
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Mashup Score: 3The Future of AI and Health, Part II: Andreessen and Colleagues Weigh In - TimmermanReport.com - 21 day(s) ago
Part I of this series is here. Over its 15 years of existence, the Andreessen Horowitz (“A16z”) venture capital firm has evolved from a media-savvy disruptive upstart to an exceedingly well-heeled incumbent and powerful force in Silicon Valley and the country. In April 2024, the firm announced a gargantuan $7.2B (with a “B”) fund. For… Read More
Source: timmermanreport.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Part II (https://t.co/4kpYXrDNRD) of @timmermanreport AI+health series considers insights of @a16z team @pmarca @julesyoo, @vijaypande as shared in recent, esp intrstng pcast. Some aspects (tech increasing agency) more resonant than others (PCPs as "sorters"-which AI might do) https://t.co/QkDSG2maTF
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Mashup Score: 2The Future of AI and Health, Part I: Forecasts Reveals Little Consensus - TimmermanReport.com - 21 day(s) ago
The likely impact of AI on health and medicine is … highly dependent on who you ask. Consider the spectacularly wide range of opinions offered in just the last several weeks. A $500 billion AI project, dubbed “Stargate,” was announced with great fanfare on January 21 in the Roosevelt room of the White House by… Read More
Source: timmermanreport.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
New 3-part series in @timmermanreport on AI+Health. Part I (https://t.co/DKlZikSWcw) looks at remarkably wide range of projections for AI & Health, with tech leaders (@sama, @larryellison) generally most optimistic and R&D veterans (D Lowe, GDY) generally the most circumspect.
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BTW, the ‘big dog’ should have 5-10x what it currently has but needs to eliminate waste, inefficiency, and a toxic environment due to low pay-lines. Defend the NIH https://t.co/k0o0lmw0Bh