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What you will get from today’s email:

• Google's AI-Powered Healthcare — Is the fate of public health tied to Silicon Valley?

• Can AI generate text yet? — I guess you’ll find out

• Voices from our community — from LinkedIn to your inbox ♥

• AI tools for your creative toolbox

• Prompt of the week

Remember when we were all shaken by the thought of AI replacing us, creative folks?

Hold your breath, though, because guess what? Computers are the next big thing in Health Tech.

That's right!

A couple of years ago, the tech gurus managed to whip up robots that did surgeries — and even better than human surgeons.

I know, bizarre, right?

Sure, everyone was buzzing with the whole "Do I really want a robot going all Grey's Anatomy on me?" dilemma.

But now? It's not an "if", it's a "when" 🕐

How do you feel about our shiny future? Frightened? Excited? Either way, the future's heading in this direction.

And hey, to know more about it, check out below Google News on Health AI.

Google's AI-Powered Healthcare

If you ever feel like your doctor is too busy scribbling notes to listen, or if hospital handoffs seem like an elaborate game of phone tag, you'll understand why Google believes they have a significant market to capture.

After dissolving its standalone Google Health division in 2021, Google shifted its focus to address specific issues in the healthcare sector.

This includes AI tools to enhance medical imaging interpretation and to assist health insurers.

Read the full article on Forbes.

Can AI generate text yet

Can AI Generate Text Yet?

To be honest, I think you already know the answer to this, so I'll keep it short.

Yes.

AI can already generate text. But, like almost everything I've tried with AI, it's not perfect. It will take time, and if you're not great with image generation, it might be more hassle than just using stock images with Canva.

The Simple Prompt I Used:

A cartoon version of a jolly frog wearing a fedora and holding a walking stick, introducing himself by saying "Hello, my baby"

I’ve tried Ideogram, Leonardo, and Firefly (because I wasn’t in the mood to open Discord to try Midjourney)

Voices from our community

• Heather Murray, our AI guru, broke down the whole GPT thing for businesses.

  Honestly, she nailed it. So, give it a read, ok? Maybe even slide it over to your boss (who knows, you might end up having GPT back)

• Rowan Cheung does all the work here, nothing to add, just go read it:

AI tool for your creative toolbox

• Tutorlily

As I said, I love tools to improve my language, so I’m constantly searching for companies like “Tutorlily”.

You chat, it corrects.

It's like having a tutor on your phone all the time. I tried the free version. It's decent.

If you want a new way to learn languages, this might be it.

Prompt of the week

Imagine having your work rewritten by Tolkien or Tarantino?

Taylin John gave us this creative way of enhancing our writing. As a second-language English speaker, I’ve been using it for quite some time now, but how about you?

Which author would you like to see rewriting your words?

#PROMPT

Rewrite the following passage in the style of "your desired author"

"Your text"

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