The simple answer is convenience. It was just easiest to build it this way when we started.
Not currently, but open sourcing this has been discussed. Stay tuned.
It often does that too, but we keep the ledger and the code comment as well, to ensure that if it doesn't get resolved by the sibling, that it's not lost. If the sibling does resolve it, it's removed from the ledger and…
We actually have a /sinai-advocate skill, where a human can advocate on behalf of a stuck patient. We use it every once in a while when the labels get screwed up, or a workflow fails for some reason.
One thing that teaching hospitals have is a longer ladder of experience. For example many hospitals have medical students, interns, residents, chief residents, fellows and attendings. One idea we contemplated was to…
No, we haven't performed any ablation studies yet - it's a good suggestion. The comparison with OpenAI's Symphony is valid (the two systems do broadly the same thing). One thing that's different about Sinai is that it…
It's true that we don't have long-term maintainability data just yet. We've just shipped the first product of this model to customers and likely won't have any detailed maintainability data for several months (and for…
That's a very interesting idea. Sounds more like a "routine follow-up" in the medical model.
Rafi and I, who authored this post, will be hanging out here for any questions people may have.
Sometimes these things happen quite randomly. You'd think that a big company like IBM would have a long line of people ready to take on a juicy project like this, but at the time, all of those people were tied up with…
The simple answer is convenience. It was just easiest to build it this way when we started.
Not currently, but open sourcing this has been discussed. Stay tuned.
It often does that too, but we keep the ledger and the code comment as well, to ensure that if it doesn't get resolved by the sibling, that it's not lost. If the sibling does resolve it, it's removed from the ledger and…
We actually have a /sinai-advocate skill, where a human can advocate on behalf of a stuck patient. We use it every once in a while when the labels get screwed up, or a workflow fails for some reason.
One thing that teaching hospitals have is a longer ladder of experience. For example many hospitals have medical students, interns, residents, chief residents, fellows and attendings. One idea we contemplated was to…
No, we haven't performed any ablation studies yet - it's a good suggestion. The comparison with OpenAI's Symphony is valid (the two systems do broadly the same thing). One thing that's different about Sinai is that it…
It's true that we don't have long-term maintainability data just yet. We've just shipped the first product of this model to customers and likely won't have any detailed maintainability data for several months (and for…
That's a very interesting idea. Sounds more like a "routine follow-up" in the medical model.
Rafi and I, who authored this post, will be hanging out here for any questions people may have.
Sometimes these things happen quite randomly. You'd think that a big company like IBM would have a long line of people ready to take on a juicy project like this, but at the time, all of those people were tied up with…