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Fractional Healthcare CTO | Scaling & Maturing Healthcare Orgs | Minneapolis MN | https://hitreboot.com | #healthit
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The SXSW interview is worth a watch. Such an impressive CEO.

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“Transitioning” from 50 straight months of job growth, a 400% rise in manufacturing construction and the best back-to-back years for the stock market in a quarter century. 🤡

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Imagine DOGE opens your mail and finds your household electric bill. To eliminate this cost, they burn your house down without warning. Then they total up the bills that, as a homeless person, you will never again pay. On its website, DOGE boasts about the money it has saved you.

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"For a generation now, too many people have grown accustomed to the idea that the internet is just four big companies and a few others on the periphery, rather than its original promise of something that empowered users to control their own experiences."

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"R1 seemingly matches or beats OpenAI’s o1 model on certain AI benchmarks. And the company claims one of its models only cost $5.6 million to train, compared to the hundreds of millions of dollars that leading American companies pay to train theirs."

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Through the collaboration, General Catalyst portfolio companies will use AWS’ services to build and roll out AI tools for health systems more quickly. #healthit

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Mark Cuban thinking out loud about healthcare. Always interesting perspectives.

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Wrote a thing about Meta's new content policies: The Good, the Bad, and the Stupid: www.techdirt.com/2025/01/08/t...

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While overdue, many organizations will be challenged with these (proposed) changes: "...requires that a risk analysis includes a comprehensive asset inventory and a network map showing how data flows into, within, and out of the organization, which must be updated at least annually." #hcit #healthit

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My take on this is that Apple sincerely thinks they are providing a cool feature, with a privacy-first implementation - but couldn't figure out how to explain the tech, and then punted on it. 'Homomorphic encryption?' 'OHTTP relays?' Good luck with explaining that to a consumer.

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Christina Farr: "...things have become borderline unhinged in VC land. I have been talking to a bunch of founders recently who have been telling me that investors will not meet with them if there’s no AI involved. Not even a first meeting!" #healthit #AI

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Wow. The optics on this decision couldn’t be worse.

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I’ve seen this issue many times: web devs leveraging consumer focused third-party scripts to enhance the member web experience, w/o understanding the HC implications. Something as innocuous as a chat plugin might have embedded risks. #healthit

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Cook: "It’s clear to me that if you zoom out way into the future, and you look back and ask what Apple’s biggest contribution was, it will be in the health area. That’s what I really believe."

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Watching @mcuban.bsky.social on stage at the Wired Big Interview conference as he explains the basics of @costplusdrugs.com. I still argue that this is one of the biggest actual innovations in healthcare in years.

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A helpful summary of where we are in the race to AGI:

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