Bill Gates
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And we're not really ready for the next pandemic, which will come, hard to say when it's gonna come, but I thought that would make vaccines more popular. And so there's some work to be done here.
Well, I'd say the most promising work is health and education. Even today, if you get like a set of blood tests back or an MRI test back, you know, or you get a confusing medical bill, you really should stick it in the AI and say, explain this to me like a sixth grader because it is so good at doing that.
Well, I'd say the most promising work is health and education. Even today, if you get like a set of blood tests back or an MRI test back, you know, or you get a confusing medical bill, you really should stick it in the AI and say, explain this to me like a sixth grader because it is so good at doing that.
Well, I'd say the most promising work is health and education. Even today, if you get like a set of blood tests back or an MRI test back, you know, or you get a confusing medical bill, you really should stick it in the AI and say, explain this to me like a sixth grader because it is so good at doing that.
God, I'd use it all the time. Helping people with medical things. And then in education, having a personal tutor that gets what you're confused about, the level that you're at, and knows how to encourage you, whether it's in math or writing papers. It's early days, and it's being rolled out. And this will not only be profound for the United States, but...
God, I'd use it all the time. Helping people with medical things. And then in education, having a personal tutor that gets what you're confused about, the level that you're at, and knows how to encourage you, whether it's in math or writing papers. It's early days, and it's being rolled out. And this will not only be profound for the United States, but...
God, I'd use it all the time. Helping people with medical things. And then in education, having a personal tutor that gets what you're confused about, the level that you're at, and knows how to encourage you, whether it's in math or writing papers. It's early days, and it's being rolled out. And this will not only be profound for the United States, but...
In Africa, we have fewer teachers and doctors than anywhere in the world, and so a chance for us to give them access to the kind of health that we take for granted, AI, in those two domains, We should push forward, you know, get the accuracy up and, you know, really surprise people by improving the health system a lot.
In Africa, we have fewer teachers and doctors than anywhere in the world, and so a chance for us to give them access to the kind of health that we take for granted, AI, in those two domains, We should push forward, you know, get the accuracy up and, you know, really surprise people by improving the health system a lot.
In Africa, we have fewer teachers and doctors than anywhere in the world, and so a chance for us to give them access to the kind of health that we take for granted, AI, in those two domains, We should push forward, you know, get the accuracy up and, you know, really surprise people by improving the health system a lot.
Absolutely. And, you know, medicine has made a lot of progress. I mean, heart disease is way down. You know, cancer, we have a lot of things in the pipeline. But AI is going to accelerate all of that.
Absolutely. And, you know, medicine has made a lot of progress. I mean, heart disease is way down. You know, cancer, we have a lot of things in the pipeline. But AI is going to accelerate all of that.
Absolutely. And, you know, medicine has made a lot of progress. I mean, heart disease is way down. You know, cancer, we have a lot of things in the pipeline. But AI is going to accelerate all of that.
Amazing. You know, I work in Alzheimer's, and there's some great tools coming along because nobody should want to have that. And even, you know, with HIV, this idea of the cure โ the fact we can get it out maybe in four years instead of eight, we'll use AI to help accelerate that.
Amazing. You know, I work in Alzheimer's, and there's some great tools coming along because nobody should want to have that. And even, you know, with HIV, this idea of the cure โ the fact we can get it out maybe in four years instead of eight, we'll use AI to help accelerate that.
Amazing. You know, I work in Alzheimer's, and there's some great tools coming along because nobody should want to have that. And even, you know, with HIV, this idea of the cure โ the fact we can get it out maybe in four years instead of eight, we'll use AI to help accelerate that.
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, when you see your parents behave, that's more influential than what your parents say. Right. And so they, you know, volunteered in the community. They gave what they could.
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, when you see your parents behave, that's more influential than what your parents say. Right. And so they, you know, volunteered in the community. They gave what they could.
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, when you see your parents behave, that's more influential than what your parents say. Right. And so they, you know, volunteered in the community. They gave what they could.
Exactly. She put a lot of her time into that, both in our city, but also at the federal level. And so she was always telling me, okay, you've got to run a United Way campaign and give back. Sadly, she died pretty young, about 30 years ago. And it was my dad who actually, when I was still full-time at Microsoft,