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josephkambeitz.bsky.social
Prof. Biological Psychiatry at University of Cologne, interested in A.I., digital health and computational modelling
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🏥 AI in Healthcare: A Political Dilemma? 🤖 AI models shape the future of health, but most powerful models come from AI companies and leaders with their own interests and political views. Should researchers question whose AI they rely on? Do ethical concerns outweigh scientific progress?

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How Well Do LLMs Understand Probability? Just tested how LLMs interpret probability words (e.g., "likely," "rare") vs. humans using https://buff.ly/3CSFb6j. LLMs align with averages but variability. In medicine, uncertainty matters...! AI must interpret this correctly to support decision-making.

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🔬 Iclepertin and Schizophrenia 💊 Boehringer's trial for iclepertin missed endpoints, highlighting the challenges of cognitive impairment in schizophrenia. Negative findings are vital for progress—transparency and knowledge-building pave the way for future innovation. "Empowering Health with AI."

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Freue mich auf Austausch zur Früherkennung beim FETZ-Symposium in Frankfurt am 08.02.2025! 🎙️ Prof. Correll (Charité) spricht über Frühintervention bei bipolaren & psychotischen Störungen, ich über einen transdiagnostischen Risikophänotyp. 🔍💡 📩 Anmeldung: [email protected]

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4. Kölner Fachsymposium zum Thema Mental Health bei Studierenden! Montag 24.02.2025 10-15 Uhr MTI Hörsäle, Gebäude 44B Spannende Vorträge von Prof. Hauke Heekeren, Dr. Rainer Weber und der psychologischen Leitung des FETZ Koeln Lana Kambeitz-Ilankovic https://buff.ly/40ysFAz

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"LLMs in Health: Reflecting on 2024" Amid weekly "breakthroughs," where is real progress? My top 2024 picks: AMIE: A diagnostic AI outperforming clinicians. Guardrails for equity in LLMs. LLMs in diagnostic reasoning. Details: https://buff.ly/4jlFfMb

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Our new paper in Schizophrenia Bulletin Open explores NAC and IPPI for early psychosis prevention. Promising trends highlight NAC's potential to reduce transition rates. Read it here: https://buff.ly/4jlr1uI #MentalHealth #Psychosis #Prevention #EarlyIntervention

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Our study on coping, childhood adversities, and mental health is out in BMC Psychiatry! Findings emphasize prevention & early intervention. Read here: https://buff.ly/3PHKZSQ #AI #PrecisionMedicine #MentalHealth

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New paper! Can AI minds help understand mental health? 🤔 We propose using generative agents to simulate how environment & social factors impact mental health. Think virtual cities with AI citizens to study what shapes wellbeing. Read more: www.nature.com/articles/s41... #AI #MentalHealth

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Happy: christmas celebration with the great team and an amazing year 2025! Sad: saying bye to two dear lab members. Thanks for the fantastic time Sophie & Julian 😎

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Nice get together for a little farewell celebration for two lab members: Sophie & Julian! Was great to have both with us & wishing all the best for the further journey!

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Was great fun to visit 2024 DGPPN conference in Berlin! Meeting dear colleagues, great input & inspiration and most importantly having dinners with the wonderful team - I could not ask for more... ;)

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Fantastic visit to Birmingham today - what a great place for mental health research!

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thanks Eva Meisenzahl, Oliver Gruber, @INM7_ISN and @JonathanRepple for the great talks on the ABCD-J platform for neuromedicine and brain health and network approaches...! #DGPPN

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We had a great start at DGPPN in Berlin with our Symposium on Lifestyle Psychiatry with Sharmili, Theresa, Tobias and Christian!

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Coming back from Berlin - thanks Christian Otte, Kerem Böge and Malek Bajbouj for inviting me to the scientific colloquium at Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin and thanks for the stimulating discussions around A.I. & mental health!

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