Stopped memory and personalization in ChatGPT and deleted the ChatGPT app, not giving the generative AI scammers my data any more. I just subscribe to newsletters I like now, like @bhavinj , @CafeRoentgen and others.

Has been a pretty great and productive time. Deleted my FB account long back, and don't have the Insta app. Tried to delete my Insta account recently but couldn't log in through the browser. Got rid of my X blue tick mark, not giving Elon Musk any of my money.

Getting off algorithm driven social media is the best! Been 2 months since deleting X and Linkedin from my phone, with no social media use except WhatsApp and Telegram. Logging in through my browser just to post this, that friction of not having the app on your phone is necessary

Article link : ameyarad.github.io/Radiology…

My article "Should I have become a radiologist? The hype versus reality of radiology AI, AI in general and the road ahead" . It is based on my recent talk for @REF_INDIA with a few additions. It is intended for medical students considering a career in radiology but facing a barrage of “AI will replace radiologists” fear mongering and for radiologists and radiology trainees seeking a distilled overview of the state of radiology AI today and what to expect going forward. Link in 🧵

Came across this AI generated 'educational' radiology post which is just plain wrong but has thousands of likes across X and Insta. We are living through the death of traditional social media, hastened by AI slop which is now apparently coming for medical educational posts. Radiology creators like @drvenkimdrd @drdevrad @RadiologyVibes @teachplaygrub @bhavinj @msk_munoz @GSERRANOB_MSK @drmankad and countless others across different social media platforms put in hours to make sure verified, high quality radiology education reaches people. Do all those who have clicked like on this post know what's correct and what's not here ? Are all those clicking like even human, and what percentage are bots ? Who is responsible when AI generated false medical educational material (not necessarily obvious as in this case but subtle) has a direct adverse impact on patients? There is a need for something new now, a "post-social media" platform which is not algorithm driven for maximising engagement and likes, and which is not AI slop filled. Towards something where only human creators and their creations are valued.