The Matrix Reloaded: a film treatment of free will vs. determinism

Cypress said:
You octogenarian old folks will have to come to terms that the adoption of AI as a tool in decision making, information acquisition, organization and compilation is becoming standard practice in the United States and elsewhere.
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AI is not a Holy Oracle, Cyborg.
It is a terrible tool for decision making.
It's information is often wrong.
It doesn't organize anything.
Cutting and pasting it just make you look like a loser that can't form your own arguments.
 
Into the Night said:
AI is a terrible tool for decision making!
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AI for clinical decision-making​

AI for clinical decision-making is a rapidly advancing field focused on leveraging machine learning, natural language processing, and other artificial intelligence techniques to support and enhance physicians’ diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic decisions. By processing vast and complex datasets—including electronic health records, medical imaging, genomic information, and real-time patient data—AI systems aim to deliver timely, data-driven insights that reduce diagnostic errors, personalize treatment plans, and improve patient outcomes. The field has seen notable progress, particularly in medical image analysis, where deep learning models now exceed human-level performance in detecting certain abnormalities. Predictive analytics is also maturing, with models capable of forecasting patient deterioration, sepsis onset, and hospital readmission risk using both structured and unstructured clinical data. In parallel, language models are increasingly applied to extract meaningful information from clinical notes, support clinical documentation, and enable conversational AI systems for patient interaction.

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AI for clinical decision-making

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Cypress said:
The reason the truly great movies are not like Gilligan's Island or Hogan's Heroes is because they have an interesting take on the existential questions of human existence.

The film Casablanca broached the questions about whether apathy is a luxury one can afford in the face of tyranny, whether personal desire should be sacrificed for the greater good, whether or not staying impartial and neutral in the face of tyrants is a moral failure.

That's why we think those movies are more interesting than McHale's Navy.
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Into the Night said:
Your personal opinion!!
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Feel free to make the case that Gilligan's Island and Hogan's Heroes are better, more interesting, more gripping than The Matrix and Casablanca.
 
Cypress said:
You octogenarian old folks will have to come to terms that the adoption of AI as a tool in decision making, information acquisition, organization and compilation is becoming standard practice in the United States and elsewhere.
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LOL. Love your "ethics". Is it because you don't believe the climate science? Do you not understand it? Yeah, I figured. You voted Trump. I knew it.
 
Cypress said:

AI for clinical decision-making​

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And if you were doing CLINICAL DECISION MAKING here I'd agree. It's a great tool. But it is dangerous for morons like you to just play AI so you can destroy the environment to justify your mystical fascination with 90's SCI FI.

What a fuckin' tool.

You ALWAYS imagine you are a better person than you are and try to compare your bullshit to others.
 
Cypress said:
The reason the truly great movies are not like Gilligan's Island or Hogan's Heroes is because they have an interesting take on the existential questions of human existence.

The film Casablanca broached the questions about whether apathy is a luxury one can afford in the face of tyranny, whether personal desire should be sacrificed for the greater good, whether or not staying impartial and neutral in the face of tyrants is a moral failure.

That's why we think those movies are more interesting than McHale's Navy.
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Got to give you credit, C. You picked some truly awful examples of light entertainment!

How about The Godfather? The romanticized story line and plot were totally unrealistic and taught us absolutely nothing about organized crime and its effect on society.

The acting, however, was superb. The created ambiance was spectacularly good. The eating scenes. The cinematography. The music. The Sicilian ethnicity depiction was just about perfect. We rooted for the Corleone family as we would never root for real criminals because we knew it was just entertainment-- like Shakespeare or an opera . That's what I'm talking about, but of course, we all have our own preferences.
 
CasualLurker said:
Got to give you credit, C. You picked some truly awful examples of light entertainment!

How about The Godfather? The romanticized story line and plot were totally unrealistic and taught us absolutely nothing about organized crime and its effect on society.

The acting, however, was superb. The created ambiance was spectacularly good. The eating scenes. The cinematography. The music. The Sicilian ethnicity depiction was just about perfect. We rooted for the Corleone family as we would never root for real criminals because we knew it was just entertainment-- like Shakespeare or an opera . That's what I'm talking about, but of course, we all have our own preferences.
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I never saw the Godfather, but it's supposed to be a classic. Obviously the writers and directors have to put more thought and effort into memorable story telling than in some mediocre sitcom
 
CasualLurker said:
Got to give you credit, C. You picked some truly awful examples of light entertainment!

How about The Godfather? The romanticized story line and plot were totally unrealistic and taught us absolutely nothing about organized crime and its effect on society.

The acting, however, was superb. The created ambiance was spectacularly good. The eating scenes. The cinematography. The music. The Sicilian ethnicity depiction was just about perfect. We rooted for the Corleone family as we would never root for real criminals because we knew it was just entertainment-- like Shakespeare or an opera . That's what I'm talking about, but of course, we all have our own preferences.
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My favorite crime movie was Goodfellas. Followed by Blow. It's great story telling about a life driven by self-interest and a transactional view of human relationships
 
murph63 said:
And if you were doing CLINICAL DECISION MAKING here I'd agree. It's a great tool. But it is dangerous for morons like you to just play AI so you can destroy the environment to justify your mystical fascination with 90's SCI FI.

What a fuckin' tool.

You ALWAYS imagine you are a better person than you are and try to compare your bullshit to others.
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Environment cannot be destroyed.
 
Cypress said:
My favorite crime movie was Goodfellas. Followed by Blow. It's great story telling about a life driven by self-interest and a transactional view of human relationships
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Blow definitely is in your wheelhouse. Oh you meant the movie. I thought you were talking about your date night with Doc.
 
CasualLurker said:
Got to give you credit, C. You picked some truly awful examples of light entertainment!

How about The Godfather? The romanticized story line and plot were totally unrealistic and taught us absolutely nothing about organized crime and its effect on society.

The acting, however, was superb. The created ambiance was spectacularly good. The eating scenes. The cinematography. The music. The Sicilian ethnicity depiction was just about perfect. We rooted for the Corleone family as we would never root for real criminals because we knew it was just entertainment-- like Shakespeare or an opera . That's what I'm talking about, but of course, we all have our own preferences.
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what was unrealistic about the story line and plot?
 
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