Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000 Episode 47: Hell is Other People's AI Hype, December 9 2024
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Dec 30, 2024 The podcast takes a critical look at AI's role in medical education, questioning its fairness. They hilariously dissect UCLA's use of AI in literature courses and examine AI’s shortcomings in parenting and social issues. Ancient civilizations are explored with skepticism about AI's effectiveness. Legal missteps shine a light on OpenAI's data handling troubles, while a discussion on media bias reveals the complexities of news metrics. Finally, healthcare applications of AI highlight concerns about reliability and emotional connections.
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AI in Medical Residency Assignments
- The American Association of Medical Colleges suggests using AI for medical residency assignments.
- This raises concerns about fairness and the potential for bias in the selection process.
AI-Generated Course Materials
- UCLA's Comparative Literature course uses AI to generate textbooks, assignments, and teaching resources.
- Professor Zerinka Sakuljan Kuduhumian's course is the first in the humanities division to use the Kudu AI platform.
ChatGPT's STEM Performance
- A study explored how AI assistants perform in STEM university courses.
- GPT-4 passed a surprising 91.7% of core courses, raising questions about the nature of education and degrees.
