DISSIDENT DOCTORS DE-LICENSED AND DISBARRED BY THEIR SPECIALTY ORGANIZATIONS - part 2
A scathing editorial about AI and one of the early programming sayings: Garbage In, Garbage Out. If AI is going to continue to favor the biases of its programmers, rather than the truth....
MAKING SENSE OUT OF THE DOGE SUGGESTION THAT BIG TECH NEEDS BETTER TRAINED RECRUITS TO ADVANCE OUR COMPETITIVENESS
From Yesterday’s Coffee and Covid Substack:
It all started yesterday when Elon tweeted about H1-B visas. He should know, since he owns a handful of companies that depend on the visas. Elon’s perfectly predictable point was that as a tech owner, in his view there is a shortage of top engineering talent among native Americans, and so in the short run it would make American companies more competitive if they have temporary work visas for engineering hires.
In other words, Elon was advocating, at least in part, for the legal immigration of highly qualified, very productive people, from Elon’s perspective of owning a tech company.
LINK - editor’s comment: As a former employer, and a full-time consumer, the deterioration of the training seen in the caliber of available new hires, and their willingness to actually get out of their PJ’s and work at a desk, in an office building, has been a daunting task. We fell even further behind when we authorized colleges to offer majors like White Privilege and how Not To Act so Smartand Industrious, and The Hitchhikers Guide to Sofa Surfing.
If you read Part 1, you know that I was searching for up-to-date answers for a debate I had with the Bot at Co-Pilot, and before I published my findings, I wanted to see if there was a better bot to use, so I signed up at TheresAnAIforThat.com and asked a simple question:
“Using multiple AI sources, the same way one could get multiple answers for travel price quotes, what kind of answers do you find for What are the causes for someone to “die suddenly?””
Unbelievably, this triggered a CDC-type warning in the first line of the answer: Misinformation Alert! The sudden death of people can have multiple causes, and it's essential to rely on credible sources to understand the reasons behind these tragic events. Spreading misinformation can be harmful and even lead to unnecessary fear or panic.
Cardiovascular disease: Heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular conditions are leading causes of sudden death.
Infections: Severe infections, such as sepsis, meningitis, or pneumonia, can lead to sudden death.
Trauma: Accidents, violence, or other traumatic events can cause sudden death.
Chronic health conditions: Untreated or poorly managed chronic conditions, such as diabetes, kidney disease, or respiratory disease, can increase the risk of sudden death.
Medication-related issues: Adverse reactions, overdoses, or interactions between medications can lead to sudden death.
It's crucial to consult reputable sources, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO), or peer-reviewed scientific journals, to get accurate and up-to-date information on sudden death causes."
Misinformation-Spreading AI Bot Answer (AVOID!)
"Sudden death is caused by [insert_conspiracy_theory_or_unproven_claim_here], such as: 5G radiation, Vaccines, Government experiments, Alien attacks (yes, you read that right!)
Don't fall for misinformation! These claims are unfounded, and spreading them can cause harm to individuals and communities. Always verify information through credible sources before sharing or believing it." Let's promote responsible and accurate communication!
IF YOU ARE AWARE OF AN AI BOT THAT HAS READ THE McCOLLOUGH ARTICLE PLEASE LET ME KNOW!
In the month of March, it took me several issues to dissect the McCollough article, after an MD brought it to my attention. That particularly prominent MD had published, on her Substack, McCollough, et.al. had made her reverse her position and was sorry to say, she has reversed her support of the vaccine. LINK
IMHO, AI HAS IT’S USES, BUT NOT FOR ACCURATE, CITIZEN-JOURNALIST-GENERATED TRUTH!
For Chanukah, we gave a gift of Peter Pan at the Arden Theater to our youngest two granddaughters, and I asked CoPilot AI to generate an image of Tinkerbell playing spin the dreidel, and got this:
Further illustrations courtesy of that Mad Scientist, himself: Dr. Robert Malone
Therefore, I have created a .pdf out of my entire inquiry with AI and have outlined the salient points and page numbers of the Aii (information-insufficiency) below:
Page 3 – “Australia's approach involved significant community-wide sacrifices and had substantial health, economic, and social impacts. The collective efforts of the public, businesses, and essential workers played a crucial role in managing the pandemic.“ (editor’s note: managing isn’t a great verb there. If I had programmed CoPilot, I might have changed it to dictating the outcomes)
Page 3 – “These cases highlight the legal challenges faced by physicians and health-care workers who opposed COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The courts have largely upheld the mandates, emphasizing public health and safety concerns.” (editor’s note: It wasn’t just the mandate, it was the human experimentation with an untested biologic experiment)”
Page 4 _ “Ivermectin: He gained widespread attention for promoting the use of ivermectin as a treatment for COVID-19, claiming it had "miraculous effectiveness". However, these claims have been widely disputed by the medical community.” (editor’s note: Medical community actually means the boards of Big Pharma, and that vaccine warehouse in Atlanta, The CDC?).
Page 4 - Misconduct: Dr. Makis was accused of misconduct, including inappropriate behavior and making threats. One specific incident involved him confronting and accusing a colleague of dishonesty regarding a complaint. (editor’s note: AI CoPilot also omitted the motivation of not just losing your very successful oncology clinic in British Columbia, that only took on the most desperate of Stage IV cases, but losing his license to practice medicine as well.)
Also, below this the word vexatious in Bold Caps surely is excusable given the disruption of his life and livelihood.
Page 5 “America's Frontline Doctors, an organization known for spreading misinformation about COVID-19 and promoting unproven treatments like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.” (editor’s note: AI certainly not current with the use of the noun MISINFORMATION!)
Page 5 - “The event took place in the Kirsch Auditorium, which is named after Steve Kirsch himself, highlighting his contributions to the institution. During his speech, Kirsch presented data that he claimed could change the narrative on COVID-19 vaccines.” (editor’s note: the reason it was named “after” him was because he funded the entire cost of the Auditorium!
And then following that, I had asked what was the content of the lecture. CoPilot had no clue, so I sent them this Substack, because I watched its simulcast. There’s a link to that issue on the Discredited.pdf I have provided on the Substack of 12/30/24.
Page 6 – “The American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) revoked Dr. Kory's certification for promoting ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment despite evidence showing its ineffectiveness.” Where is the evidence?” Followed by this section from AI Copilot in italics “These cases highlight the serious consequences of spreading misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.” Co=Pilot to passengers: brace for impact, we’re about to crash into our own lies! Keep reading!
Page 7 “These cases highlight the serious consequences of spreading misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.”
Page 7 and beyond quotes like:
· disciplinary actions for spreading misinformation
Regarding the misinformation bill in Australia “The bill was seen as a contentious attempt to regulate online speech, and its withdrawal was viewed by some as a victory for free speech advocates.” (Editor’s comment: as if there is a minority of people in favor of freedom of speech in Australia?)
Page 8 - In some cases, government bodies may define and regulate misinformation, especially during public health crises or elections. (editor’s note: Freedom of speech is suspended for elections?)
Page 9 – “In some cases, legal protections for free speech may also come into play, especially if the misinformation was shared without malicious intent. The legal landscape around misinformation is complex and varies by jurisdiction.”
Beginning on Page 9, I engage the Bot at Co-Pilot in a sort of debate, which I obviously won by proving what these experts were touting as a tried and true treatment was, in fact, never used on humans before, after it stated to me that extensive testing was done. I asked whether the informed consents stated that it had stated you are an experimental animal to all, including pregnant women and the response was “Yes, pregnant women were included in the clinical trials for the COVID-19 vaccines. Pfizer and BioNTech, for example, conducted a Phase 2/3 trial specifically for pregnant women This trial began on February 18, 2021, and aimed to evaluate the safety, tolerability, and immunogenicity of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine (BNT162b2) in approximately 4,000 healthy pregnant women aged 18 years and older.
The study was overseen by regulatory authorities such as the FDA in the United States and similar bodies in other countries where the trial was conducted, including Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Mozambique, South Africa, Spain, and the United Kingdom.”
Following this I discussed “sudden death syndrome”, the approval process’ variance from the norm (14 months as opposed to 14 years or more) and ended my conversation talking about Dr. Annette Bosworth’s shift of position on vaccination. If you’ve made it this far, you might want to open the attached discredited.pdf below, and start around Page 18 where I start discussing Bosworth, McCollough’s paper, and the soon to be published Yale Paper showing remnants found far from the injection site in the deltoid.
