AI In Healthcare

I see some potential of neural networks in pharmaceuticals, but honestly I don't see how generative AI would help. Neural networks, other deep learning, and machine learning have been in use for decades. It has been the driving force in understanding how protein molecules fold, for example.

The one thing that is important to keep in mind is that the government could put the hammer down at any moment and pass regulation on generative AI interacting with users. As long as their plan is not to diagnose patients or otherwise introduce discrimination in some way, it should be ok.

They've done this with the government, even though it was rolled back in some ways by Trump, here is an executive order during Biden's admin.

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Continued big movement today

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Recursion Pharmaceuticals call volume above normal and directionally bullish

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Bullish option flow detected in Recursion Pharmaceuticals (RXRX.NaE) with 53,827 calls trading, 8x expected, and implied vol increasing over 16 points to 110.44%. Jun-25 6 calls and 6/13 weekly 5 calls are the most active options, with total volume in those strikes near 28,800 contracts. The Put/Call Ratio is 0.06. Earnings are expected on August 7th.

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I’m in the process of going pretty big on a convertible promissory note with a company that in short is going to be the brains in surgery robots. It’s pretty crazy how fast this stuff is moving and what it can do. My biggest fear in an investment like this is government stepping in because of all the jobs it could potentially unseat. I’ve seen them do everything from shoulder surgery to wash and check vehicles on dealership lots. Big business wants them almost for the sole purpose of eliminating employee costs. That’s going to cause some serious pushback for all but the earliest adopters.

Can AI take over the billing/coding department to help eliminate the amount of wrongful codings done for services rendered? I’m fully onboard for that

Anyone else considering a position in RXRX?

My brother is a engineer with Nvidia and we were discussing the following .I have had some MRI's and CT scans done recently and looking at the billing, I have a radiologist interpret the MRI charge like $5K, for what 15 minutes of looking at the images. He told me in 2 to 5 years, 80% of this type of interpretation will be done by AI with much fewer Radiologist as safeguards. The AI interpretations are more accurate than current eyeballs.

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but the physician lobby is powerful and won’t go down without a battle.

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Like hell it is.