Wrapping Up the AI-Saving-Lives Series: "Progress Toward Saving a Life Is Progress Worth Having"
eyishazyer · x · 2026-09-17
Concluding his thread on CHOP's pediatric heart modeling and UCLH's real-time surgical video analysis, the author says he isn't claiming zero risk, but progress toward saving a life is worth having, wherever the AI debate lands.
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