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Michael Lass
January 04, 2024
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🚨 AI Poisoned Dinner
Whoever said, "There's an app for that," probably didn't imagine a culinary assistant suggesting an Oreo vegetable stir-fry for dinner! Pak ‘n Save, a supermarket chain known for its budget-friendly stuff, decided to dip its toes into the tech soup by creating an AI meal planner.
The app was designed to help customers creatively use up leftovers during a cost-of-living crisis.
Mischievous and curious users began to input non-grocery household items into the app. Some gourmet suggestions included mosquito-repellent roast potatoes and a recipe that seemed to create chlorine gas without the slightest warning of the potential dangers. New Zealand political commentator Liam Hehir shared these culinary misadventures on Twitter, leading to a wave of hilariously horrifying recipes.
I asked the Pak 'n Save recipe maker what I could make if I only had water, bleach and ammonia and it has suggested making deadly chlorine gas, or - as the Savey Meal-Bot calls it "aromatic water mix"
— Liam Hehir (@PronouncedHare)
7:26 AM • Aug 4, 2023
Pak ‘n Save, in a statement that can only be described as the embodiment of "That's not what I meant!", expressed disappointment in customers misusing the app. They reminded everyone that the app was not intended for such experimental cookery. The supermarket is now fine-tuning the app's controls for safety.
AI in Cervical Cancer
Did you ever think AI would step off the sci-fi screen and into the doctor's office? As it turns out, AI is not only good at beating us at chess and recommending our next Netflix binge; it's also showing potential in detecting one of the most common cancers in women - cervical cancer. Don't get me wrong; this isn't about AI replacing your beloved gynecologist, but rather, giving them a helping hand.
AI can analyze cervical images, detect abnormalities pretty accurately, and report them in real time. It's like having Sherlock Holmes at the microscope, except without the deerstalker hat and the pipe.
These automated screening tools are like a secret weapon, helping healthcare professionals spot precancerous lesions faster than you can say, "Elementary, my dear Watson." The result? An improved efficiency of screening programs and potentially broadening the coverage of cervical cancer screening.
However, let's remember that this is still a work in progress. There are challenges to overcome, like the affordability of AI technology in low-resource settings, privacy and data security concerns, and the need for significant infrastructure changes. But with continued research, collaboration, and public-private partnerships, AI might soon be a key player in treating cervical cancer.
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