> take care of your body, your future doctor is using ChatGPT to pass med school

[bridgeenjoyer@gamepad.club]

@never_released same on buildings and bridges. Going to see many collapses and deaths because of ignorant engineers. They all want shortcuts. This is what happens.

[shinydelight@mastodon.social]

@ariadne We all are. The only question is when and if our way of life is expediting the process.

[pgbeattie@mastodonapp.uk]

@gnometsunami @nazokiyoubinbou @never_released

Horrific... expand this over all learned skill... it's the dumbing down of humanity

AI will end us all... if the greed and destruction of our planet doesn't get us first

The Horsemen of the Apocalypse have a new tool at their disposal

[cherishlifealways@mastodon.social]

@fella @never_released Oh my!

[dalias@hachyderm.io]

@gnometsunami @nazokiyoubinbou @never_released Insurance exposing patient information to "AI" providers is a pretty clear HIPAA violation.

[gnometsunami@mastodon.social]

@dalias @nazokiyoubinbou @never_released It should be, but having exited the health care industry recently, I can say first hand that companies are doing it.

[dalias@hachyderm.io]

@gnometsunami @nazokiyoubinbou @never_released Gonna be some epic when that gets whistleblown and the scope of the sharing becomes public.

[nishantneerajagnihotri@mastodon.social]

@never_released Hahahah Trust in medical has depleted long time ago.

[viharm@twit.social]

@JPZ @never_released

Whats more important is what you want from you. Chin up. Theres always some one who wants you to carry on

[nazokiyoubinbou@mastodon.social]

@dalias @gnometsunami @never_released To be clear, when it comes to the fake "AI" scam, laws take a back seat. So yes, it actually is a HIPAA violation, but no, no one is actually enforcing it.

Possibly someone could start up a class action lawsuit or something, but it takes a *LOT* to actually hurt those companies and there are literally billions upon billions being put into forcing the scam out there.