Paul Kedrosky

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1,259 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 3d ago

Paul Kedrosky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Well, the wealthiest hospitals spend the most on AI scribes.
Well, what's happening also inside of the wealthiest hospitals?
Well, they have the best outcomes and the healthiest patients.
There you go, voila, we just found another way to filter hospitals and say
It's a it's really just a proxy for hospitals that have the the you know that are the have the the healthiest patients and the wealthiest um
Right, because they have the
It's exactly what you would expect to have happen if you found a new variable that filtered hospitals for healthy patients and wealthy hospitals.
And so it's this kind of stuff, going back to the other point, though, is that these are all examples of motivated reasoning.
And you have to always be very careful when you find, you know, a data point that that that proves something you believe fervently or or even religiously, because you know you're so desperate to believe it.
And and I I either you see this in the productivity data, you saw this in the
the A sixteen Z uh health graph I was talking about.
I mean it's just sort of everywhere.
Right.
Seizing on these data points to prove something that you're you know, you really want to believe.
I'm always very suspicious of anything when I feel
Almost an emotional triumphalism.
When I when I see something, I say, aha, this is exactly what I thought.
And I'm like, okay, you know what?
Let's be a little let's cool down a bit here because this probably is an emotional motivated reasoning response.
Anyway, so across the board, you see this now.
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