The technology misses life-threatening conditions, lacks privacy protections, and tends to “hallucinate,” but adopting the it could make the healthcare industry billions.
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Friday, January 16, 2026
AI May Be on Its Way to Your Doctor’s Office, But It’s Not Ready to See Patients
Topics: Health care, Private equity, Technology and innovation
Posted by Conor Gallagher at 6:00 am | 21 Comments »
The EU Looks Doomed to Repeat its Russia “De-Risking” Strategy with China
Plans are lacking, but that hasn’t stopped Brussels before.
Topics: China, Economic fundamentals, Energy markets, Europe, Guest Post, Politics, Russia
Posted by Conor Gallagher at 5:00 am | 47 Comments »
Links 5/13/2023
Topics: Guest Post, Links
Posted by Lambert Strether at 6:58 am | 154 Comments »
Understanding Your Cat’s Wild Side
In “The Cat’s Meow,” evolutionary biologist Jonathan B. Losos explores the ancestral roots of the modern housecat.
Topics: Curiousities, Guest Post
Posted by Yves Smith at 5:32 am | 30 Comments »
The Taliban and the Islamic State Continue to Fight for Afghanistan’s Future
True to form for US nation-breaking exercises, Afghanistan is afficted by continuing facional power strugges.
Topics: Doomsday scenarios, Guest Post, Middle East, Politics
Posted by Yves Smith at 4:37 am | 22 Comments »
2:00PM Water Cooler 5/12/2023
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Topics: Guest Post, Water Cooler
Posted by Lambert Strether at 2:00 pm | 62 Comments »
The Fed’s Interest Rates Are Still Fueling Inflation Rather Than Dousing it, and People Getting Used to this Inflation
Contrary to popular opinion, Fed interest rate policy is still permissive, if not quite as permissive as before.
Topics: Banking industry, Credit markets, Dubious statistics, Economic fundamentals, Federal Reserve, Guest Post
Posted by Yves Smith at 9:55 am | 42 Comments »
Links 5/12/2023
Topics: Links
Posted by Lambert Strether at 6:58 am | 137 Comments »
One of the Few South American Governments Still Closely Aligned With Washington Just Signed a Trade Agreement With China
China continues to pull off big commercial and diplomatic coups in the US’ neighbourhood — this time with Ecuador, whose government is (or was) so closely aligned with the US that it recently asked Washington to directly intervene in its drug wars.
Topics: Guest Post
Posted by Nick Corbishley at 6:46 am | 15 Comments »
“Crypto Is a Fraud on the Public”: Financial Watchdog Explains Ties Between Crypto and the Banking Crisis
Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets explains why crypto is the last place anybody should be running to for safety.
Topics: Banking industry, Currencies, Federal Reserve, Free markets and their discontents, Global warming, Politics, Regulations and regulators
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:18 am | 17 Comments »
PBMs, the Brokers Who Control Drug Prices, Finally Get Washington’s Attention
Why it isn’t easy to slip the leash of PBMs.
Topics: Banana republic, Free markets and their discontents, Guest Post, Health care, Market inefficiencies, Politics, Regulations and regulators, Ridiculously obvious scams
Posted by Yves Smith at 5:30 am | 9 Comments »
2:00PM Water Cooler 5/11/2023
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Topics: Water Cooler
Posted by Lambert Strether at 2:00 pm | 80 Comments »
Big Food Raking in Huge Profits From Price Hikes as US Hunger Persists: Analysis
Big food company profit-goosing price hikes confirms that the Fed is barking up the wrong tree in going after labor.
Topics: Federal Reserve, Free markets and their discontents, Guest Post, Income disparity, Politics, The destruction of the middle class
Posted by Yves Smith at 9:55 am | 36 Comments »
Links 5/11/2023
Topics: Guest Post, Links
Posted by Lambert Strether at 6:58 am | 104 Comments »
New Wave of Asylum-Seekers at US Southern Border as Title 42 Expires
Even the mainstream media acknowledges that an expected surge of immigrants at the US border will push a bad situation into crisis.
Topics: Free markets and their discontents, Globalization, Income disparity, Legal, Politics, Social policy, The destruction of the middle class
Posted by Yves Smith at 5:44 am | 59 Comments »



