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🇺🇸SAM ALTMAN: AS THE TECHNOLOGY PROGRESSES, DISEASE WILL BE CURED AT UNPRECEDENTED RATE "I believe that as this technology progresses, we will see diseases cured at an unprecedented rate. We will be amazed at how quickly we're curing cancer, heart disease, and other conditions. What this will do for...

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tsuchiinerzvor 1 Jahr

Ever watched Gone in 60 Seconds? It’s about a degen who aped $UDB instead of $UBD. Ended up with an empty bag 😁

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Altman predicts that technology will make health care affordable and cures instant.

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“How do we not just innovate with medicines, but also help patients navigate a complex and sometimes overwhelming system by meeting them where they are?” Learn how @pfizer’s new user-friendly platform, #PfizerForAll, could help some Americans better manage their health. #ad

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Make Men Great Againvor 1 Jahr

Trump's vision for America aligns. AI will lead the way to healthier, stronger futures!

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Masculine Basedvor 1 Jahr

Trump's vision of American innovation is paving the way.

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Imagine how much faster we could see breakthroughs in medicine with advancements in technology!

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This guy is sketchy

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I don't trust this guy at all

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Here's the problem: AI was supposed to do exactly that before it was made 1000x more powerful. The question is why isn't AI already curing disease at an unprecedented rate?

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Barefoot Pregnantvor 1 Jahr

Technology’s a game-changer for health.

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I love how Trump is given Altman a platform whilst also being close with Musk, whilst Altman and Musk are in a personal dispute. Trump doesn't care about anything except making America a great country again.

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