Greetings,

Yesterday I wrote how AI in medicine is exciting, and apparently experts from Andreessen Horowitz agree. As AI infiltrates this industry, hopefully we’ll see the availability and quality of care rise, and the cost of care drop.

• “Over the past few decades, almost every major industry has been majorly upleveled by technology. Healthcare is the biggest prize that remains” – experts from Andreessen Horowitz explain why AI’s biggest impact will be in healthcare. - a16z
  
  
• North American banks lead the way when it comes to AI readiness, pushing the whole financial industry towards rapid AI adoption. - EvidentInsights
  
  
• Fascinating way to improve text-to-image generation – Perfusion is a personalization method that relies on a tiny, 100KB model that gives you more control over what a text-to-image model generates. - Nvidia
  
  
• The US government is following in the footsteps of the EU with new plans for regulating AI – with new rules, institutions, funding, as well as accepting high-skilled immigrants and educating an AI-proficient workforce. - Vox
  
  
• Let’s use AI to automate the boring work first, says professor Ethan Mollick, and provides a few examples of the boring tasks that he uses AI for. - OneUsefulThing
  
  
• A bit late to the game, but Meta wants to add AI personas to their services, including Facebook and Instagram – the personas will “help people connect and express themselves” in a variety of ways. - Verge
  
  
• High earners with college degrees are the most exposed to AI automation according to Pew Research, and the technology stands to “cause much more worker displacement and inequality than older generations of automation”. - CNBC 

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