Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher
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Well, telling the story of what's happening in medicine is really important.
I feel like it's even more important now with all of the changes and potential threats that exist.
I'm curious when you decided to write, let's say, these two stories that I referred to about AI, how did that come about?
Was that an assignment from the New Yorker in either case, or were you
Just observing things and say, I got I've got to write about this.
Yeah, and you manage really well to talk about the nuance because there's so much in this that I think
it actually elicits polarization.
And I think with AI, there's this divide often that we see between techno optimists who favor this rapid, unfettered adoption, and then there's apocalyptic doomsayers who
really are predicting existential peril sometimes just around the corner.
And as I talked about in the introduction, the fact is AI is already a part of our lives and it's developing incredibly rapidly.
There's benefits and risks.
You're writing about this and you're thinking about this from your vantage point as a hospitalist.
You're a health policy researcher, which I think is a really important part of this, and obviously a journalist.
And I'm wondering, given the work that you've done, you clearly did a lot of interviews and research when you were writing these pieces.
Where do you land?
Do you lean towards one of these two poles a little more?
Are you strictly down the middle?
How have you come to understand this?
I want to get into that more as we continue to discuss this.
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