Research published in JAMA Health Forum earlier this year found that AI-enabled medical devices have a shockingly high recall rate: 43% have had issues bad enough to take them off the market less than one year after their initial approval—about twice the rate of non-AI devices.
A quarter of normal medical devices are recalled within a year?
Cool, having a local browser implementation seems like a nice way to make this accessible to anyone.
Lockdown Mode limits a wide range of system features and connections, including blocking most message attachments, restricting certain web browsing technologies, limiting FaceTime calls from unknown contacts, preventing device connections unless the device is unlocked, and turning off configuration profiles and device management enrollment.
(1) The PNG contains an embedded ICC color profile* (likely Display-P3 or another wide-gamut color space), (2) Chrome fully honors ICC profiles and performs proper color management (3) Desktop image viewers often ignore or approximate ICC profiles to keep things simple.
Most of the bugs that make it to production are where the code seems totally reasonable, but someone misunderstood how systems interact, or what really happens in a corner case. AI is great at making reasonable looking code. It’s terrible at… understanding.
Me today: And make sure the tests pass. AI: Great, the test cases are all updated! Me: You didn’t actually run then. AI: Perfect! You’re absolutely right, I will run the tests now.
Trailer link for others. Thanks for the recommendation.