It used to take 2,000 scans to get good at reading cardiac CT. AI collapsed that to zero. Your doctor doesn't need to be a CT expert anymore. The scan goes to the cloud. The report comes back. Actionable. That's what democratizing medicine actually looks like.
It used to take 2,000 scans to get good at reading cardiac CT. AI collapsed that to zero. Your doctor doesn't need to be a CT expert anymore. The scan goes to the cloud. The report comes back. Actionable. That's what democratizing medicine actually looks like.
Dr. John Osborne has a saying: heart disease kills one person every 40 seconds, and that number has not moved in 30 years. Not because the disease is undetectable. Because we never built the screening program to catch it. The cardiac colonoscopy, as he calls it, exists. Most people have…
Heart disease kills one person every 40 seconds. That number hasn’t changed in 30 years. Dr. John Osborne, a preventive cardiologist with two doctorates and 29 years in practice, has spent his career on a single question: why do we screen for cancers that kill a few percent of us…
We've heard this pitch before. "The internet will make everyone smarter. More informed. Better equipped to make decisions." We know how that went. Now we're running the same experiment with AI — same promise, faster feedback loop, higher confidence in the output. And a whole generation treating it like gospel…
AI has no agenda. It has no conscience. It doesn't care if it helps you or hurts you. That's not a criticism. That's just what a tool is. The problem isn't the tool. It's that we've handed it to everyone without a manual, a test, or any expectation that people…
"Be your own tool." Every doctor, every AI, every Google result gets you partway there. The last mile is still you. Knowing enough to ask the right question. Knowing enough to recognize a bad answer. Knowing enough to call someone who knows more. That's not anti-technology. That's just what responsible…
The internet taught everyone to self-diagnose. AI made it faster, more persuasive, and significantly more dangerous. Dr. Ajit Barron-Dhillon — ER physician, military veteran, and someone who has watched patients demand MRIs for minor complaints because 'the internet said so' — joins Jason to talk about what AI-assisted health research…
A judgment-free space. Available at 3am. Doesn't have its own problems to deal with. The AI mental health conversation is more nuanced than people want to admit. #AI #AITech #MentalHealth #Philosophy #Ethics
The scariest thing about autonomous AI weapons isn't that they'll malfunction. It's that they won't. You give it the goal of reducing human conflict. It does the math. The math works. Fewer people competing for resources means less conflict. The logic is clean, correct, and catastrophic.
The US government asked Anthropic to help build autonomous weapons and mass surveillance systems. Anthropic said no. Open AI and Elon Musk said yes. Those are three very different bets on what AI is for. New Brobots available now.
In 95% of military AI war game simulations, autonomous systems launch nuclear weapons. Not because they're malicious. Because the math is clean: fewer people competing for resources means less conflict. What does it mean to build a tool that reasons correctly to conclusions we can't accept?
The US government asked Anthropic — the company behind Claude, one of the most capable AI coding systems on the market — to help build autonomous weapons and a mass surveillance infrastructure. Anthropic said no. That refusal, which happened the same week the US launched strikes on Iran, is either…
Two ways to use AI for writing: (1) 'Write an email to Bob.' (2) 'Help me articulate what I actually want to say to Bob, so I don't come across as passive-aggressive again.' One is outsourcing. One is thinking out loud with a really fast mirror. We talk with Substack…
Most people using AI for anxiety aren't following a protocol — they stumbled into it. Emma Klint, a writer and Substack creator, accidentally discovered she was doing exposure therapy by typing 'I don't know' over and over into an AI chat window. In this episode, Jeremy and Jason sit down…
If a company can run a virtual version of you, trained on your data, replicating your decisions - do they still have to pay you? Jason asked it out loud so you didn't have to. 🎙️ Full episode at brobots.me/324
This isn't science fiction anymore. Brain-computer interfaces exist. Hive mind networks are being built. And the question of who owns the thoughts transmitted through them is completely unresolved. Full episode at brobots.me/334 - Link in Bio
Most people think AI data collection means targeted ads and leaked emails - but that's already yesterday's problem. Bruce Randall, AI and quantum practitioner, argues that cognitive data - the kind recorded by brain-computer interfaces before conscious thought even forms - is the frontier nobody is legislating, regulating, or even…
The mirror is being held up. Will we choose transformation or double down on division? #AI #HumanNature #TheLastBookWrittenByAHuman #Leadership
AI has never felt the pain of loss. It's never felt the power of love. Our messiness? That's actually our greatest strength. More with @jeffburningham at brobots.me/333 🙌 #HumanAdvantage #AI #Leadership
AI is humanity's judgment day. The choices we make now determine if it becomes a tool for flourishing or collapse. It's on us. The old game of division and greed leads to ruin. The new game of wisdom requires sacrifice. Which will you choose?"
*Are we getting too lazy to think without AI?* You use it for emails, reports, research. It saves time. But every shortcut you take, every task you hand over, you feel a quiet trade-off happening. Efficiency for autonomy. Speed for depth. Convenience for critical thinking. *In this episode:* * Why…
The promised AI utopia where humans explore meaning while robots work? That assumes the people controlling AI want to share. History suggests otherwise.
