The Future of Radiology

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In 2015, there was this like ravaging, I think journal, it was either journal article or some like op-ed by a very common person and basically said that within 10 years, the radiology profession is going to be done. This is not something AI and this is like sort of the frame that I always put it in. Individuals who go and use AI will still keep their jobs. It's crazy to have a good response though to the view that AI will destroy the millions of jobs that are like call centers or accounting or jobs that could become highly automated in an easy way.

In this episode, we discuss the impact of AI with Andriy Mulyar, co-founder of AtlasAI and creator of GPT4All. We explore how running local private language models can provide competitive benefits over using public models like ChatGPT without confidential data. Additionally, we delve into the importance of embeddings in AI and their potential impact on understanding data semantically. Finally, Andriy shares his thoughts on crypto/AI overlap, specifically focusing on data provenance as a key area for collaboration.

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