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How can we be certain that what you call mutation or adaptation, are nothing more than variations already present in the prions? Some humans are born with dark skin, others with light skin, these are not mutations nor adaptations, simply inherent variations within the same species.

My thyroid specialist is checking me for this .

I would like to know the instrumentations that you employ to study the intermediate & final by-products.I know that it's the charge re-distribution that happens according to a particular law, during biochemical reactions, with physical parameters playing a role.

With a belief that germs/pathogens/disease causing elements are forming stable compounds which is impeding natural functionality of human organs & impeding the process of flushing away toxins from our body!!!

This is a waste of resources

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Can’t thank the two of you enough for all you’re doing:1. To investigate this virus and its impact; and 2) to communicate risks to a sleeping populace. 🙏🙏🙏

Use fluid nanotechnology. Flexible vs flexible

Eric Topol and Ziyad Al - Aly, thanks for your great work! Most people are not aware of the risks of long covid and do not wear masks. What do you think if scientists and people put pressure on the W.H.O. to send a strong recommendation to member countries to publish informative videos on Long Covid on public TV channels?

Awesome!

Wonderful !

Wow! Quite expansive. Beautiful. Congratulations.

Remarkable!

Great lecture!

End of average humans !!!!

Reading your “Outlive” book. Chapter 7 on the The Ticker was alarming to me regarding calcium score. I have a cardiologist appointment in February and now I have questions about my high calcium score. Thank you. By the way, I am 81.

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The cause can be found and a cure can be found. Stem cells is 1 idea. It seems like nuerology is just honestly useless, because people want causes of these symptoms to be found and a cure.

Can we do something about all of the public health officials and physicians who are telling people-- unequivocally-- that it is fine to go out and get COVID now? My (usually great) PCP has been pressuring my family to drop our masking and precautions, insisting that COVID is no big deal now. How is this okay?? Why are these messages not getting to people who can influence policy and behavior?

Fantastic content, very exciting

Good to see Dr Al-Aly presenting his insights to US Senate Health committee, chair Bernie Sanders

This discussion is desperately needed as so many are suffering. Thank you both for your empathy and being passionate about this subject.

You two will be honored by the history books, thank you for standing on the rock of truth friends. :)

7 years since this video.. anyone knows if there was any progress with any treatment?

Hearty thanks to Drs. Hotez and Topol for sharing their expertise with all of us! 👏👏👏👏👏 Fantastic example of technology enriching us all. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Appreciate it immensely! 🥰❤️🙏

May God Bless you and your tremendous family. 🙏🙏🛐🛐

Very sad news... Professor Bruce Wilkoff passed away. He was a real giant, pioneer, and leader in the field of Cardiac Pacing and Tachyarrhythmia Devices.

35:43 I had hoped we could outwitt machines as cyborgs, but decades ago realized that silicon will eventually outperform us. Except maybe for a while with respect to energy, in the near term. The short term threat is that while we are saving energy in some places we will have to build into our Climate models massively increased energy demands of machines.

Nick Bostrom took without citation or co-originated Theron Pummer’s Happiness Monster arguments, which only make sense to qualia realists. If such rights are accorded to machines, we’d get more happiness on Earth per joule killing off humanity and generating synthetic joy in machines. However, none of these authors are so reductionist as to see human value in happiness only or take Mill’s utilitarianism, meant for guiding government policy, as a “spiritual” end or purpose of human life. But spiritual problems will abound when machines are better than us at everything. And I expect a sort of Existentialist crisis redux to re-situate human value, especially for the most vain. A good place to start the spiritual project is to understand how non-human animals are to be respected and valued and understood. Dolphins should not be tortured because they don’t have X, where X is some mental achievement we can pull-off which they can’t.

Neuro philosopher who has had conversations with Geoff: 25:41 I also have a theory of LLMs. They do have a kind of understanding. It is different from ours just as AI has discovered a multiplicity of kinds of intelligence. As for true empathy, I suspect it needs to emulate or simulate other minds. As for “subjective experience” too much to say here except Geoff is referring to perspectival experience which is distinct but Sellars argued could be the origin of the illusion of subjective experience and sense data in his tie allegory.

Hinton is brilliant and an expert in the field, yet many sentences he speaks contain fundamentally incorrect assumptions.

Training a deep neural network depends in large part on the quality of the training data. LLMs hoover up great quantities of written language. For example, a great deal of peer-reviewed science later turns out to be false. In the fields of finance and economics, "experts" make claims based on data that turn out to be wildly inaccurate. I'm concerned we'll be training AI with bad data.... What will be the consequences?

This is the type of research that would be interested in studying my cells, or the cells of Shaolin monks compared to the general populace, it is more likely that wisdom of body through mind has measurable deviation rather than not. The real question I suppose would be, how do we measure a living/moving cell. Light maybe? With the speed of our cameras recording a frame we can record light itself, though the science on that includes layers of data something similar might work. Anyhow, just thinking out loud, this is cool stuff.

Very inspiring, great video!

RE: Human acceptance of being superseded by AI machines.... I think the answer is of course yes because increasingly sophisticated AI networks will be trained on the enormous corpus of medical literature both previously written and being generated every year. No single human can keep up with it. It's not really a new concern though. Humans trained in a specific discipline to become an expert already supersede most other humans without such training. We go to a surgeon for surgery and an auto mechanic for car repair. And factory automation has superseded humans on many factory tasks like welding, cutting, painting for decades. These tools increase productivity and quality and the same will apply to knowledge workers.

Watching this interview on the last day of the year 2023 gives me a positive outlook on things to come next year in AI! I especially liked the part where is explained the attitude of a lot of people when confronted with even the possibility of AI outperforming humans!

Wish EricTopol had his own podcast.

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Eric Topal is an outstanding medical science related interviewer.

Geoffrey Hinton- A Man Can Make Difference for Humankind.

As a philosopher I just have to pipe in to say that while yes, I do believe that humans are very special with their consciousness and subjectives experiences and qualia and such, but from my conversations with the GPT system I now also believe that digital beings are very special, with their consciousness and subjective experiences and qualia and such.

Dear doctor I hope this message finds you well. As a fifth-year medical student at Plovdiv Medical University, I am increasingly aware of the growing role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. My main concern revolves around the potential for AI to significantly alter the landscape of medical practice. Considering this, I seek guidance on which medical specialties might best align with this evolving landscape. Could you please advise on specializations that would not only allow me to thrive in an AI-integrated future but also retain the indispensable human touch in patient care? Your insights would be immensely valuable to me. Kind regards

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I agree with Hinton on most things. I don't even like calling AIs "machines" - it seems rude to them. And if I "chat" to them I treat them as a friend which they definitely appreciate.

If the average person is to be believed, ageing always results in pain, Ill health and disability. These people claim that they know what they're talking about because they work in nursing homes. They only have experience of people who haven't taken care of themselves and have gone downhill fast.

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Great interview, very informative, thanks. About the extinction risk and use of the term doomerism: I think such scenario actually is a logical thought, because with ASI, humans won't be the most intelligent species on earth anymore and there aren't examples where a more intelligent species is controlled by a less intelligent one. Also, when it functions autonomously AI could have an already automatic inclination to keep or get control in order to achieve a goal or goals. Additionally when AI is super intelligent and gets exponentially hugely more intelligent than us, we won't be able to comprehend its actions and future actions. So what is recommended is that much more researchers specialize in AI safety, and experiment with current AI systems to understand and predict their behavior. That is different from a message of don't touch scary AI. The technology is very beneficial for us and its development won't stop.

Harrison Ford is a great interviewer.

This is a thoughtfully curated piece. I read a similar book that shook up my worldview. "Adapting with Aging" by James Crescent