Brendan Carr

Going through this i- i- is a, a situation with our flagship station.

We, we are perilously close to a deadline with my friends David Carr and his Federal Communications Commission, and we're trying, you know, everything we can to get around it.

But there are plenty of reasons we're in this position, so while I'd love to sit here and rail about David Carr and the FCC, and there are plenty of reasons to do that, this isn't one of them.

This isn't one of them, and we need to have that kind of ability to have perspective, to see the things that put us in this position.

You know, the discussion since we were talking about Cornell Seven in the last hour, and we're gonna get into other things, including bombing pipelines and, and where did the Houthi rebels get ballistic missiles? They don't say anything in Russian on the side, do they? No, that couldn't have happened.

The summit featured panels like how AI is increasing return on investment for hospitals, how to reassure patients when critical decisions about their care are being made by algorithms, and how to implement hospital-at-home methods that push people out of hospital beds faster.

Keynote speaker was Brendan Carr, CEO of Mount Sinai Hospital.

In 2022, Mount Sinai signed the contract with...

the most sinister of the AI giants, Palantir, to handle their data analytics, which now covers everything from managing beds and hospital stays to optimizing nurses' time at bedsides.