• AbsolutelyNotAVelociraptor@piefed.social
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    10 days ago

    So uh… something weird happened… I asked it to take an xray of my hand and it… returned this image…

    Which is clearly wrong. It must be the reason why everyone says it generates low quality slop… right? Haha… ha…

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    10 days ago

    Not exactly programmer but… The stupidity of some people is impressive.

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        10 days ago

        Blue check mark means the user already drank the kool-aid. No reason to assume they wouldn’t go back for a refill.

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          It’s just as likely its an engagement farming account, maybe even a bot.

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            10 days ago

            Tell me there’s a difference

            (Excepting the existential realization that the stupider a person is, the more easily they’re used as a tool, of course, and keeping them in line and on track is often simpler than tech solutions.)

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        Nowadays it’s hard to be sure. Considering the average American’s education and who they voted for…twice… Why shan’t I believe weird “news” like this…

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      10 days ago

      I always assume the person with the Super Mario World cartoon series avatar is joking in any situation. It saves a lot of stress.

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        10 days ago

        An instance of Poe’s law.

        And in full disclosure, I had actually forgotten the name of that and had to look it up, which from an outside perspective might also look like an instance of it.

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          I always get that and Cunningham’s mixed up. But the good news is it always looks like an intentional use of Cunningham’s Law if I do.

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    10 days ago

    Wow I did the same 2 days ago and it’s incredible how my hand xray is identical (not similar) to the one of the guy who posted this!1!

    Won’t post post mine for privacy reasons

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    Ok, if anyone actually breaks their hand, take a picture and do this, cause it would be pretty funny if they make an X-ray that actually looks busted.

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      I have an old xray from when I splintered my ulna (forarm). I’m torn, a part of me wants to see what happens, but a bigger part of me wants to never upload anything medical related to these platforms

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        I think it probably would identify a break when you provide the x ray to it.

        What I want to see is if you take a normal picture of a broken arm or hand or finger or whatever and ask it for an x ray, if it’s fake x-ray image it gives you will show a broken bone.

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          How about split the difference and give it a picture of a hand with a finger bent at an impossible angle and obviously broken? /s, of course

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      9 days ago

      I broke a finger a bit over a year ago and it ended up swolen and purple for about a day. It was a reddish pink and only slightly swollen the following couple of days

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    Lol, I’m from a country with healthcare so I just go to the doctor and my X-ray is free. Parking is also redeemable because of my job!

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    I can get similar results without the ethical fallout of using AI just by holding my hand up to the sun.

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    9 days ago

    From the creators of “Download more RAM”.

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    Jokes aside, as much as I hate AI slop this could actually be a freaking awesome use for pattern recognition that might actually improve healthcare.

    But, I’m a US American so for us it costs a stupid amount of money to GET the X-Ray after waiting for an appointment, and then you play one-way phone tag waiting another month(s) for the analysis of the x-ray.

    (Bonus points if you wait 6 months and pay $150-whatever for “I dunno looks fine to me.”)

    I dunno in a functioning society with a decent doctor:patient ratio (is there such a thing?) maybe this wouldn’t be necessary, but over here for most things we’re practically on our own anyway so the more DIY options the better.

    Shout-out to urgent cares though. If you actually broke something they usually get you scanned and remedied pretty fast. I had a thoroughly good ouch-I-think-my-toe-broke (it did) experience with urgent care.

    Edit: lol curious about the downvotes. Fans of US healthcare maybe idk? O.o

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      Yeah AI (not necessarily LLMs though) have been used to great effect for medical uses like that. It’s a shame how most of the good work coming out of the AI/ML field gets overshadowed by LLMs

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      Global problem probably.

      Here in Eastern Europe if you have the money you go to private clinics and for the most part you will get the care you need but even in paid ones the good doctors have pretty long wait times. And you’re paying ~100 eur for 1 consultation.