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If you’ve alighted here you’ll have clicked on Our AI, most likely out of curiosity and possibly because you'd like to know what kind of AI we use.

So without further ado, let's deal with the three most common questions that we're asked:

• Do we use Generative AI? Answer: No, we don’t.

• Do we use LLMs? Answer: Nope. We don't use those either, though we're looking to

• If you don’t use Gen AI or LLMs, what do you use? Answer: Predictive AI.

We also use a lite form of Machine Learning  to coach patients in maintaining their dose intervals.

 

If you'd like to stay with us on this page we'll share our views about which station the AI train is waiting at, right now, alongside our first and second (most recent) update.

If you'd rather not, just click to explore how we use Predictive AI 

If you'd like a five minute refresher on Generative AI, just click here

 

Our latest AI Update

Welcome to our most recent AI update. Read our original one, from about a year ago, below. Overall our AI predictions have been on-form. AI is now AI brands and they’re proliferating just like beer brands. 

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There’s OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral and Gemini from Google; also, there’s now AI for Image and Video Generation and Voice and Audio AI. Sneeze and you’ll find AI ready to help analyse your health and what the sound of your sneeze means for you. Sneeze again and your AI may summon a human to intervene. 

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Our point about beer brands has relevancy since between 100 and 150 years ago alcohol was reckoned to be the menace that could wipe-out humanity through drunkenness and death. It didn’t, of course, because world-wide the creation of alcohol became tightly controlled.

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That’s what’s likely to happen to AI now, unless its brand leaders collectively work to manage the creation of leading-edge AI, before politicians decide to manage it for them.

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So where is the AI-train now? It’s moribund at Nowhere’s ville and will stay there until its brand-leaders set some ground rules about AI-creation, whence the train will slowly start pulling out of the station loaded with any kind of AI-brand you’d care to name.

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By the way, watch out for the emergence of that Kraft-AI from our original update as neighbourhoods and families begin to assert control of the data they generate by building their own localised AI hubs. Very soon, kits to do just that will abound.

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Our previous AI update

As part of our previous AI update, we had some thoughts on where the AI we use is headed.

And a few words on the kind of AI that Health-AI uses:

 

​Within the next few years you’ll be seeing many more such Our AI choices on the Home Page. You’ll also be seeing many more statements on Web Sites about the kind of AI in use and how it’s  used; similar to the Data Statements in use now. As ever, lawyers will benefit.

 

Looking forward, we think that there will be three big trends that will affect everyone using AI:

 

• AI suppliers and the kind of AI that they supply will become as ubiquitous as beer brands. They’ll be AI you like and the AI you don’t. The next generation will be having passionate discussions about this topic much sooner than you’d be expecting

• Kraft-AI will emerge. Call it AI-Light, if you will. This is AI that’s shared locally,  amongst you and your friends and family and it will be trained on the live data that you all generate. Essentially it will keep users updated with what friends and family are doing and feeling.  Kraft-AI will be popular because Users can control the data that the Kraft-AI App uses for training

• Governments and revenue authorities will take an outsized interest in AI and  Kraft-AI in particular to  learn more about citizens, what they're using AI for and also start taxing AI use. Knowledge of end-to-end encryption will become as important as the 3R’s. A basic licensing scheme involving AI registration, will emerge.

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If you’re interested in finding out more about how we use AI and also Predictive AI:

Click on the green Link.

 

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