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Palantir’s software allowed a 2000% increase in patient discharge speed and paired it with a 95% discharge prediction accuracy. One might call it a “Palantir unit of time”. At AIPCon 7, President and Chief Operating Officer of Nebraska Medicine Dr. Michael Ash shows how Palantir’s software has cut costs... show more

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@ScorpionCheck A 2000% increase in speed? What does that even mean

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Your CEO wants to use our data to monitor our behavior and kill us all 😂💀 no thanks.

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@chadwahl Palantir is the cure for Healthcare Constipation

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AI is transforming healthcare! A KSM-led study shows AI can detect Celiac disease 4 years earlier @TalPatalon @MedPredict

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Efficiency isn’t just about doing things faster — it’s about doing them smarter. A 2000% increase in discharge speed with 95% predictive accuracy isn’t just a technical win, it’s a shift in how we think about time and care in medicine. Palantir’s work with Nebraska Medicine suggests that when software truly integrates with human systems, the results feel less like optimization and more like transformation. #HealthTech #AI #Palantir #AIPCon7 #DataDrivenCare #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfMedicine #HospitalEfficiency #PatientCare

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In exchange for gaining time, we are losing the time to think for ourselves.😟

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Nice stuff. Scale this bad boy to $ 1 Trillion.

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How many citizens did palantir steal health records from? How many are being spied on by Palantir software. That's all PLTR is , a quasi SPY OPERATION

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These are units of measure in terms of Business, but was there an increase in Health or Relationship building between the Patient and the provider?

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You are and have always been an evil company.

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CES report #30. Walking around with a guy who partially built DOS (Jim Harding) and now is building a new kind of operating system that orchestrates robots and humans working together. The Holodeck needs a hyper smart network. I wrote an important book on contextual software years ago. A new operating system is coming. It doesn’t run one computer at a time. It runs us and all computers at the same time. It will show us how to connect with autonomous vehicles, get served by robots, and much more. And can communicate with competitive ones that Elon Musk and others are building. The future: This is the biggest idea I have ever heard.

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