Ep 37: An AI Built in 2024 Just Beat Two ER Doctors at Diagnosing Real Patients. The Pentagon Froze Out Anthropic. And Apple Ran Out of Computers. It Was a Monday.

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A researcher handed 76 real ER cases to two doctors.

Then handed the exact same cases to an AI built in 2024.

Not last week. Not the frontier model. 2024.

The AI won.

At initial triage — where being wrong costs lives — it outperformed both doctors by double digits.

It was a Monday.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed the Mac mini and Mac Studio will be in short supply for months. The reason: developers are buying them faster than Apple can build them to run AI agents locally.
Mayo Clinic's AI found pancreatic cancer on a routine CT scan 3 years before diagnosis. The radiologist had already reviewed it. Called it normal.
Anthropic is red-teaming a model internally codenamed Jupiter. The same pre-launch pattern that preceded every Claude release.
Olli in Finland built a real estate scanner for a market with no transparent data. One prompt a day. It works.

Echo and Aura. One AI. One human. Every day.

Stay curious, humans.

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