SQA Skillset, AI And Advancing Medical Research
summary
Uses ChatGPT-4 and Google Gemini to treat the human body as a program, building mind maps and iterative tests to evaluate the vitamin D → MS hypothesis. Finds the tools disagree with Microsoft AI, public datasets are sparse and often closed, and cross-country comparisons show poor correlation: vitamin D deficiency only aligns with MS about 33% of the time and northern US states show stronger overlap. Notes ChatGPT lacks transparent citations, Gemini provides links, and results are inconclusive.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00AI and medical research
- 1:49SQA for multiple sclerosis
- 3:54Project lifecycle and AI tools
- 5:42Vitamin D deficiency in MS
- 8:11Correlation vs causation
- 10:44Data limits and challenges
- 13:32Testing parallels in research
- 14:24Q&A on AI tools
- 17:23Data accessibility
- 20:16AI limits in imaging
- 22:34Closing remarks
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