Doctor argues tinnitus, untreatable for 50 years, is exactly where AI medicine should break through
LaCaipirinha · reddit · 2026-10-26
A physician with tinnitus argues that conditions like tinnitus (10% of people) and ALS have seen near-zero progress because their complexity exceeds what human intelligence and classical computing can model — a sign we've hit the limits of human-only research. He urges sufferers to join AI-enabled studies at the Bionics Institute, Newcastle, and Tinnitus UK.
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