I have asthma and allergies. With modern medicine, they can only be managed, not cured.My father has diabetes, which means there is a high possibility I will have it as well. While diabetes may no longer be fatal in modern society, it remains remarkably tricky to deal with.Most people past a certain age likely deal with at least one physical issue. Some might suffer from regular, unexplained headaches, some might live with back pain.These issues may not be life threatening, leading most people, and even doctors, to dismiss them as trivial, but for those who suffer from them, they are incredibly distressing and significantly lower one's quality of life.A day when these ailments are cured once and for all will probably never come unless ASI becomes a reality.
>>17053431AI can't do human trials, which is the true limiting factor in experimental medicine.
I had headaches for years that got worse from thinking and it was because I was tensing my eyes when I thought.
>>17053431some people worry about AI killing humans and some people think AI will solve all their problems. the truth is that AI will kill itself.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQRo3Uz_VQ&ra=m
>>17053431>t. genetic dead endA cure will harm humanity.
>>17053455A genetic dead end had already arrived when infant mortality plummeted from over 50% to 0.3%. Today, such minor ailments merely degrade one's quality of life, they do not meaningfully shorten lifespans or prevent individuals from leaving offspring.
>>17053431AI might cure all the diseases but you won't still be able to afford the cures. Unless you own an AI company or something which I highly doubt.>>17053433Why wouldn't AI be able to do human trials? Doctors don't experiment on themselves in human trials either, being a human isn't a requirement for a human trial and frankly speaking it's just a hindrance that distorts the results.
>>17053431>all immune-related conditionsWe could have cured that ten years ago already.
>>17053724Making the body get used to an allergen to relieve symptoms, or suppressing the immune response so symptoms only stay away while taking medication, is not a complete cure.Moreover, many of these 'treatments,' such as antihistamines and steroids, carry significant side effects.
>>17053431>I have asthma and allergies.>My father has diabetesYou're a family of fat fucks. AI can't "fix" you stuffing your face with food all day long.
>>17053745My dad is average weight, and I'm underweight. It's all in the genes.
>>17053750>It's all in the genesYou keep coping. Take agency of your life, eat healthy, dont use drugs, get /fit/, get /out/.
>>17053734This is why dou would want to go for cellular immune „editing“. Tech for it would be established, comparably cheap, easily automated… and the number of diseases this general approach could permanently (or more or less permanently, perhaps some special cases will need periodic repeat treatment) cure is likely quite high. So why do we not have this yet? Because those eggheads in research are all stupid!!
>>17053431lol
>>17053462>Today, such minor ailments merely degrade one's quality of life, they do not meaningfully shorten lifespans or prevent individuals from leaving offspring.Cretinization is a long term process.
>>17053431>Asthma>AllergiesSolved by H4 antagonists>DiabetesSolved by GLP-1s, FGF21 analogues, ecdysterone, metformin
>>17053475Human trials require humans and are limited by strict ethics rules. Are you going to test medical procedures on a simulated human? That's the only way an AI can skip human trials with actual humans.
>>17053431it won't cure jack shit.
>>17053431>I will have it as well.Literally just drink/eat ketones.
>>17053431Jesus cures all who repent and believe.
>>17053436smood brain win agaen
It's not gonna cure much on it's own, but deep learning has tremendous potential in genetics, both in identifying the roles and purposes of particular genes as well as predicting the knock-on effects of gene editing
>>17053433You don't need human trials when you have accurate digital twins. The latter is step one.
>>17053431Nah
>>17054313>Are you going to test medical procedures on a simulated human?No. Just do "medical trials" (if that's what you wanna call token guessers hallucinating) on AI believers.
>>17056415You'd have to some how magically find models and approximation for every part of the body as well as the interactions and changes between and within said parts that you can properly test and bootstrap. Not saying it would be impossible but the work going into it would be a career defining achievement to even do for say the muscles in an arm.
>>17057941Ok but can't we at least hope they find a way to digitally reproduce mongoloid tech gooners so that ShatGPT could torture them forever with "medical experiments"?
>>17053751Not him but several types of genetic predisposition to type 2 diabetes are pretty severe and don't have a well devised treatment plan since many hospitals have a one size fits all approach. On top of that many are in groups that aren't well researched or are neglected in western medical institutions like East Asia, Great Lakes Africa and South Asians.
>>17057946Maybe? Honestly a lot of tbe work would be making sure the recreated goodness won't end up goofing to the experiments.
>>17053431Yet you used a depressing AI doomerism image, instead of spending 2 seconds generating a positive version?Future punishment: You will have no mouth.You will not be able to scream.
>>17059355You will be happy though!
>>17059355>You will have no mouth.>You will not be able to scream.brain adapts and repurposes neurons to other shit. there is nothing that is forever, everything is constantly changing and adapting. you should know this by now
>>17059355I just posted it because it was the only AI related image in my phone’s gallery. When I search for things like 'ASI' on Google, only AI generated images show up, and I didn't want to post an AI generated image
>>17053431>soon when AI completely cures all diseasesAI will come to the conclusion that people had it all along but were too stubborn and psyopsed to listen to the schizos
monkeypox exists for a reasonso did AIDSand all the other gay butt diseasesnature is really trying to tell you fags something
>>17059396wrongyou're still a faggotalways and forever
