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- onHealth trackers are nanotech now that can live in your bloodstream and give instant data on stress levels, your body’s response to what you just ate, whether your brain is getting enough glucose for the presentation you’re about to give, etc. The data is analyzed by medical AI, and the accuracy of diagnoses skyrockets. This tech revolutionizes preventative care, replacing mammograms, colonoscopies, blood draws, etc, and there are specialized bots that can pinpoint chemo and/or radiation to cancer cells only, leaving the rest of the body healthy. by
Yes! I love this and love that you mentioned people not obsessing over the data but just having an occasional update. I see this kinda like pain in the body—it's an alert signal that something should probably change pretty soon, but most of us are not constantly checking the... right!? I was suuuuper surprised. This was my crappy research numbers from the google search
thanks!
yeah I agree, the reason its mixed in is because sometimes I don’t have the MAU, but it’s nice to have some sense of scale
- JulieI...
And don't you love it! Maybe we need to think about the non-logical paths data can follow. I don't program but do you ever put a bug in or supply bogus data just to see what happens? Be prepared for any outcome? And, AFTER we see what happens, choose our response.... - renee...
Also Better Up is an inexpensive coaching platform and they are training AI. They’re gathering extensive data from coaching sessions inform the AI.
My epic-view future version of the project intends show people their scores on all lines simultaneously, so they can see where they’re sturdy in the levels they’re wanting to bring more of in other areas of life.... I’d love to get some real data on this: what are the numbers? How do they compare?
- annabeth...
Update- this has had over 250 clicks, here’s the average percentages of the 57 scores so far:
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Magenta 6% yeah i think there’s a lot research that’s gone into this, and idk if there’s a consensus yet but i’d love to get a summary. I like what Hans Rosling (Factfulness, https://www.gapminder.org/tools/#$chart-type=bubbles&url=v2) and Max Rose https://ourworldindata.org/ do in terms of... yeah now it clearly shows its in uptrust_relevant
- dave...
I want to get a bit concrete here. There is a bunch of work about experiment / survey / psychometric testing design that has all kinds of tools that seem useful here. I’m in no way an expert here, or even barely experienced....