Rachel Thomas, PhD - AI & medicine: promise & peril
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
The lavender images below show breast tissue. There are many questions doctors could want to answer using these images: They could want to know whether there are tumors present or not. If there is a tumor, doctors would want to classify its stage, make predictions about how likely the patient is to respond to treatment, and to detect whether the tumor has spread from another organ. All of these are questions which people are now tackling with machine learning. They fall within the area of com...| Rachel Thomas, PhD
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
AI is being used to tackle high-impact scientific problems, including searching for new antibiotics to combat antibiotic-resistance and predicting what foreign substances the immune system can recognize as invaders. Amidst the excitement, it is important to keep in mind the gaps and risks of how AI is applied in science. Recognizing these risks opens up new opportunities and can prevent us from being caught off guard by shortcomings. Missing Data A recurring problem within data science is tha...| Rachel Thomas, PhD
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
This is part 2 in my series on using AI to figure out what T cells can bind to. It can also stand alone as a friendly introduction to neural nets, no background required. What are Neural Networks? Neural networks are a type of machine learning algorithm that are currently in the limelight, powering chatbots like ChatGPT and image generators like Midjourney. Neural networks are just math equations, written in computer code. When people hear the terms “neural networks” or “artificial inte...| Rachel Thomas, PhD
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
an AI researcher going back to school for immunology| rachel.fast.ai
