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Data in the days of COVID

I've been busy keeping the Radiopaedia.org page on COVID-19 updated among many other things. Before the pandemic started, I was lucky...

So I opened a Youtube to comment on some code notebooks I made for colleagues. Short of literally typing your code for you, I can't make...

Recently I was at an event that included many medical doctors who wanted to learn to program a computer. Learning to program is...

Yesterday I got an email from someone I never heard of at an AI company that spun off of one that I had worked with to do computer vision...

At home with my son during a recent flare up in the local conflict, I am less willing to leave the house with him. Some of my fellow US...

One of the odd things about my life is that I often end up in a position to notice the innumeracy of people with far more education than...

Generative adversarial networks are just one of the many ways to digitally create or alter images. While a lot of discussion has focused...

I got into natural language processing (NLP) in order to look at radiology reports. It's a mild obsession. But NLP works on texts, any...

Apparently the French Ministry of Health has made the science based move of ending reimbursement for homeopathy. “Homeopathic medicines...

I want to apologize for the role I have played in creating a mess. You see a few years ago, I decided to write computer programs to look...