Yawn. Much quicker to check forms that fill them out

If you travel a lot and you're not using some form of AI to sort out all your expense receipts, you're missing a trick...

Please don't get your rubbish AI agent to send AI written emails with AI critiques of papers to PhD students, especially if the conclusion is that it's basically all fine. You're just creating nuisance at scale for the people actually out there doing the hard work.

Glad you liked it!

I've definitely submitted without an endorsement before (maybe it carried over a med/biorxiv affiliation...)

Rather than being a great democratiser, AI is currently forcing organisations to put up more gates and barriers to keep out the low quality avalanche.

I suspect we’ll increasing see a return to “you can only submit if you know an insider” systems, like the old-school PNAS ‘contributed’ track. It’s a bit like we’re already seeing with the new ArXiv ‘endorsement’ system...

All this (even for a different dementia), most especially the bit about not realising stories are stories for a while. 4 is especially hard. Health/social care people are hardwired to resist reducing freedoms, advocating for patient liberty. To fall, wander, and freeze. It is so hard to be hard.

Alzheimer’s isn’t like you imagine:

And why let doomsday stop you having some fun...

OF COURSE space travel was raised as a plan B...

Interesting article. It shows LLM cannot discover causal relationships purely based on the data without experts’ input.