Using Twitter and AI to diagnose medical images #shorts @ScrippsResearch
Using Twitter and AI to diagnose medical images #shorts @ScrippsResearch
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
A podcast with James Zou, a Stanford computer scientist who is lighting it up in life science and medical A.I. Recent papers discussed in this podcast include degradation of GPT-4 performance, using large language models for peer review, and taking more than 200,000 pathology posts from Twitter to build a visual-language model.

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Using Twitter and AI to diagnose medical images #shorts

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