to jobs that humans are just not very good at by nature. we are not great at looking at tens of thousands of different billing codes for a hospital bill and picking the right one. doctors screw this up all the time. and so these kind of a eyes can take over the stole dirty or dangerous jobs on our behalf, and leave us to focus on the things humans are still good at. it sounds pay very powerful tool, but it also sounds like a lot of jobs will be automated away. but can it be misused? because for now we understand there is no regulatory scrutiny at the moment? there aren t full regulations in place yet. the u.s. is going to have to grapple with that. and certainly there are safety issues, though opening i has done a better job than almost any other company in this space in safeguarding its a.i.. paid moderators to look through all of the text results that the chat gpt can give. and make sure it wouldn t give offensive or graphic answers to questions. which has made it much safer than
550,000 medicare people 130 had a stroke within 3 weeks of the new bigvalent vaccine. when there is a significant increase that triggers a deeper dive. the cdc is trying to down play it. they said we checked it out in other databases like the medicare database which is a database of billing codes. not designed to look at clinclinical events. that s not a far stretch. in september we had a big study come out that severe events were
five hundred and fifty thousande medicare beneficiaries, one hundred and thirty of them had a stroke within three weeks of the new biovail vaccine. now, this is the vaccine where it was authorized without any randomized control trial. now, there was clearly a statistically significant signal over the baseline rate of stroke or else we would havei never been hearing about this for sure. and when there is a statistically significant increase, that triggers a deeper dove.the cdc try now, the cdcin try to quickly downplay it and said, oh, well, we checked it out in othere wh databases like the medicare database, which is a databaseg of billing codes, it s not designed to look at actual clinical event events. so it s it s not fair to sa that we looked at another imprecise database and didn t see it there. and it s not that far of a stretch. if you remember, in september, we had a big study come outd that showed that the incidence of complications, severe adverse events, not just lying in be
that could be used against you. also, health systems and insurance companies use certain billing codes and supply chains for initial doses. it s assumed they ll use other systems or billing codes for boosters. so you could mess up things organizationally as well and then number three, there is the ethics question. there are many people around the world who have yet to receive a first dose, so jumping in line for a third, there are questions there as well. so this is an on going conversation, john. you re doing it now, you re lying. i mean, definitionally, you re doing it now, you re doing it dishonestly. we ll see what happens in the next few days. jacqulynn howard, thank you for being with us. thank you. hesitancy among americans to get vaccinated against covid-19 despite widespread availability of the vaccine is causing growing frustration, particularly in countries who do not have the same access to these life-saving vaccines in the in an opinion piece for the washington post