Jordi Hays

He said, the technology is moving extremely fast and there are few formal procedures, but they don't want to over-regulate.

He said, it's a tricky balance.

Final post of the day from Tommy.

Hi, PhD in hammerology here.

All right, so what we're looking at is a nail.

Yeah, I don't know if it's technically an x-ray.

It's a CAT scan or something?

It's some scan where you can look at it.

I don't think I'm on the leaderboard anymore.

That was still early on.

I think there's actually more games now.

It's like a solar eclipse.

No so far.

Six months ago.

Took a while.

Yeah.

There's the things that the things that are said are very counterproductive and in fact hurtful

On the one hand, maybe a scientist thinks that by warning people that AI is going to completely permeate and proliferate across radiology and therefore radiologists are going to get wiped out.

On the one hand, that might be considered warning and therefore helpful, but in fact, the counter would have been hurtful.

If we convinced everybody not to be radiologists, and we now need radiologists, that actually is hurtful to society.