Speaker 1: The Dodgers go to the White House and the President
Speaker 1: gets a ring and a jersey. Check your eggs just
Speaker 1: to make sure they're not tainted. I'm Kate Delaney first
Speaker 1: at the top. We always roll into the rundown here
Speaker 1: on America tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we start with Iran.
Speaker 1: We're gonna start with Iran again. The fact that we're
Speaker 1: in the thirteenth straight day of back and forth between
Speaker 1: Iran and the US. The President promised major military punishment
Speaker 1: for Iran and it's whoy allies on Thursday after the
Speaker 1: Yemeni fighters struck two Saudy oil tankers that happened in
Speaker 1: the Red Sea, extending the Middle eastward to a second
Speaker 1: major shipping joke point. We already have problems with the
Speaker 1: Straight of Hormus, so there's fears that disruption could widen
Speaker 1: further to block another sea route that sent global oil
Speaker 1: prices is surging in one of the steepest rises.
Speaker 2: Of the war so far.
Speaker 1: So the latest round of strikes on that country and
Speaker 1: the President defending, okay, where are we headed from here?
Speaker 1: You know, you have these resolutions that were largely symbolic
Speaker 1: and would not have forced An into the war, but
Speaker 1: did force lawmakers to record their stands less than four
Speaker 1: months before most of them face reelection because on Thursday,
Speaker 1: the House of Representatives voted to end the war two
Speaker 1: fourteen to twoh eight, with four Republicans joining Democrats to
Speaker 1: rebuke the White House. The Senate then struck down a
Speaker 1: similar measure, with key Republicans backing the president. Look, the
Speaker 1: President says, we want to get it over with, right.
Speaker 3: We've knocked out their navy, their red force, all of
Speaker 3: their radar, most of their capability in terms of manufacturing.
Speaker 3: Their drones are down eighty four percent, their missiles are
Speaker 3: down ninety one percent.
Speaker 4: And I had a newspaper saying they're in stronger position
Speaker 4: today than there were four months ago.
Speaker 5: No, that's not the truth.
Speaker 3: That's not right.
Speaker 4: I can't believe they're even allowed to say. New York
Speaker 4: Times said they're in stronger position today. They have no military,
Speaker 4: they have no navy. They had one hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: nine ships. Everyone's at the bottom of the sea. They
Speaker 4: had two hundred and twelve airplanes. Everyone is gone. They
Speaker 4: have no radar, they have no anti aircraft, they have
Speaker 4: no nothing other than they're mean and they're smart. And
Speaker 4: they still have some capability, but four months ago, trust me,
Speaker 4: they were much much stronger. Okay, I want to give
Speaker 4: you the non fake news.
Speaker 1: All right, So we'll see what happens through the course
Speaker 1: of the weekend, and what happens is we bounce into
Speaker 1: next week. The Trump administration, as you know, sign agreement
Speaker 1: with the Saudi Arabia to develop a nuclear program even
Speaker 1: as we're watching what's happening with Iran and how that's escalating.
Speaker 1: The Department of Energy describe the agreement as one that
Speaker 1: would allow Saudi Arabia to develop its civilian energy nuclear
Speaker 1: program and give you as companies, great access to related
Speaker 1: commercial deals. Congress hasn't approved the arrangement, and few details
Speaker 1: about it have been made public, but former officials and
Speaker 1: members of the nuclear community say it is a major
Speaker 1: shift in US policy and what does that mean? But
Speaker 1: there still is a thorn in the side of the
Speaker 1: whole thing because it is dependent on the Abraham Accords.
Speaker 1: White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt threw in on that the.
Speaker 6: President himself has spoken on this many times his true
Speaker 6: social posts this morning, and I will read it for
Speaker 6: those at home who missed it, the civil nuclear deal.
Speaker 6: There will be no enrichment of material and important point
Speaker 6: being made between the Department of Energy in Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 6: which pertains only to non military use, will be approved,
Speaker 6: but is totally subject to Saudi Arabia joining the very
Speaker 6: respected and successful Abraham Accords. The United States is not
Speaker 6: opposed to civil nuclear facilities as we all know. Look,
Speaker 6: this is a condition that the President has spoken about
Speaker 6: many times with our Golf and Arab allies. He wants
Speaker 6: to see these countries sign the Abraham Accord. It was
Speaker 6: one of the most historic accomplishments of his first term,
Speaker 6: and it continues to be a long term goal of
Speaker 6: his to expand those accords to ultimately come to a
Speaker 6: place where the Middle East can be a peaceful and
Speaker 6: stable region. And yes, this deal with Saudi Arabia, the
Speaker 6: energy deal is contingent on this condition as far as
Speaker 6: the President is concerned. So we'll continue to talk with
Speaker 6: our Saudi counterparts to get the deal finalized and hopefully
Speaker 6: see them joining the Abraham Accords very soon.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, on Thursday, Van s Voltcher was sentenced to two
Speaker 1: con sect life sentences plus forty years after pleading guilty
Speaker 1: to stalking and shooting sadly Democratic lawmakers in Minnesota. Last year,
Speaker 1: the federal sentence was handed down following some powerful statements
Speaker 1: from shooting survivors and relatives of the victims. Colin Hortman,
Speaker 1: whose parents, Mark Hortman and Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman
Speaker 1: were killed, said his family went from hole to shattered
Speaker 1: in one night. He said, my mom will never bake
Speaker 1: me another cake. She was supposed to make my wedding cake.
Speaker 1: He said in his victim statement, they would have been
Speaker 1: the best grandparents. They will never meet my children. He
Speaker 1: spoke briefly at briefly rather at the hearing, saying to
Speaker 1: every person, I have caused lost pain, Bolter, that is
Speaker 1: that I have caused lost pain, heartache, confusion, sad and
Speaker 1: as shame or loneliness too. I am truly sorry. He
Speaker 1: pled guilty last month to all six federal charges against him,
Speaker 1: to stalking counts, two murder counts, to federal firearms shooting offenses.
Speaker 1: To Federal prosecutors said they told Bolter they would take
Speaker 1: the death penalty off the table if he pled guilty
Speaker 1: and served two consecutive life sentences plus forty years, which
Speaker 1: is exactly what happened there if you don't know the story.
Speaker 1: In court last month, he admitted to gunning down Mark
Speaker 1: Cortman and Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman at their house
Speaker 1: in the early hours of June fourteenth, posing as a
Speaker 1: police officer. That same day, he drove with the home
Speaker 1: of Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and shot and wounded
Speaker 1: the lawmaker and his wife, Yvette, and attempted to shoot.
Speaker 2: Their daughter as well. It was a really awful, awful day,
Speaker 2: that's for sure.
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Speaker 1: has done that and it's about nineteen individual jual eggs,
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Speaker 1: which makes sense to me.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: Tropical Storm Bertha second time around, not the charm, but
Speaker 1: not as awful and brutal as was predicted, but it
Speaker 1: did hit two.
Speaker 2: Days in a row.
Speaker 1: Came ashore near the Texas Louisiana state line on Thursday,
Speaker 1: forty five mile an hour winds are nothing, and it
Speaker 1: hit near Lake Charles, Louisiana. Continued west across Texas, heading
Speaker 1: in the direction of Houston, getting a little bit weaker
Speaker 1: as it continues to move inland. That's happening throughout Thursday
Speaker 1: evening and dissipating probably Thursday night or Friday morning over
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Speaker 1: and first made landfall about three o'clock eastern in the
Speaker 1: afternoon on Wednesday, Saint Bernard Parish, about forty miles east
Speaker 1: of downtown New Orleans. Yeah, it's weird how they can
Speaker 1: take turns, you know, wicked turns, and then sometimes dissipate
Speaker 1: a little bit, which is always a very very good
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Speaker 14: to the Mercave.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 2: Yes, we are in the man that Cave.
Speaker 1: And it was a big day for the Dodgers because
Speaker 1: it's part two for them doing that trip to the
Speaker 1: White House, and it was big day for the president.
Speaker 1: He got a World Series ring and a jersey. I
Speaker 1: think he was surprised. Check out what happened.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Well, oh that looks good. I would like to present
Speaker 5: this to you as.
Speaker 15: A oh well, oh you have.
Speaker 5: To be kidding. Wow, do I have to report this?
Speaker 5: I don't want to report this. That's beautiful.
Speaker 4: Thank you, that's really good.
Speaker 5: That's you.
Speaker 4: Thank you though, as you know what that looks like.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. And a World Series jersey.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, So the President said it was one of
Speaker 1: the greatest brands, the Dodgers anywhere in the world during
Speaker 1: a Rose Garden event celebrating that second title. They're going
Speaker 1: for number three. Let's see what happens. We still have
Speaker 1: a whole lot of baseball.
Speaker 2: Back, he said.
Speaker 1: I'm thrilled to say welcome back to the White House.
Speaker 1: And maybe I'll see you again next year, which, you know, again,
Speaker 1: who knows.
Speaker 2: The Dodgers are are.
Speaker 1: Definitely playing well enough this season, that's for sure. Speaking
Speaker 1: of the Dodgers in baseball, let's check scores. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: you know the Dodgers weren't playing but here's what some
Speaker 1: other teams did, and it includes teams that many of
Speaker 1: you are big fans of, and trust me, I get
Speaker 1: your emails.
Speaker 2: I hear you.
Speaker 1: Like all those Twins fans out there, the Twins pick
Speaker 1: up number fifty one, knocking off the Guardians at Progressive
Speaker 1: Field in Cleveland. I saw some highlights of this and
Speaker 1: actually caught an inning. And that's what I do, run around,
Speaker 1: try to catch what I can. It's really kind of fun.
Speaker 1: If you spent the day in the studio with me,
Speaker 1: you'd think, what is going on?
Speaker 2: Do we ever sit down?
Speaker 1: So anyway, part of what the story was is that
Speaker 1: the Twins got something going against Cleveland's usually very good
Speaker 1: bullpen and that was what made a difference in those
Speaker 1: last couple of runs that they need because remember this
Speaker 1: was a final in twelve, so the extra frames helped
Speaker 1: getting a couple of two out RBI singles that gave
Speaker 1: them the win in the extra frames, and then a
Speaker 1: split of the four game series. That's what you all
Speaker 1: you can hope for. I mean, of course, of sweep
Speaker 1: is the best, but if you can split, a split
Speaker 1: is a very good thing to take away. We got
Speaker 1: d back fans in this audience too, beating the Cardinals
Speaker 1: and Cardinal fans. So bummer for the Cardinals, great for
Speaker 1: the d Backs. They pick up fifty four. Ten to
Speaker 1: six was the final. When it was all said and
Speaker 1: done in this handful of games that was played today,
Speaker 1: Tyler Locklear three for four of the homer and three
Speaker 1: rbi big part of that story.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: All right, we slide over to the Royals and the Tigers.
Speaker 1: The Tigers at Comerica Park looking at their forty ninth win,
Speaker 1: beating the Royals just by a run. This is kind
Speaker 1: of an interesting that kind of it wasn't a game.
Speaker 1: James Autman had a three run homer in the seventh
Speaker 1: inning and that was a very big push. And then
Speaker 1: Dylan Dingler, perhaps one of the best names in baseball,
Speaker 1: had a tie breaking double in the eighth and the surging.
Speaker 2: Tigers knocked off those Royals.
Speaker 1: You know, the Tigers have won fourteen of nineteen games
Speaker 1: to potentially persuade the franchise to do a couple of things,
Speaker 1: including keeping Trek skewball and make a push for the
Speaker 1: playoffs instead of dealing the two time Cy Young Award
Speaker 1: winner before the August third trade deadline, because that's when
Speaker 1: you decide, are we dumping and looking into the future,
Speaker 1: or do we think we really have a shot to
Speaker 1: hustle up and get into the playoffs and then see
Speaker 1: what we can do. Blue Jays beat the Rays three
Speaker 1: to one. Remember how hot the Rays were in the
Speaker 1: beginning of the year, but it's not that they are
Speaker 1: stone cold cold. But Chane Bieber pitched a season high
Speaker 1: seven innings to win his second straight start.
Speaker 2: George Springer reached base three.
Speaker 1: Times, drove in a run, and so it was the
Speaker 1: Jays beating the Rays to avoid a four game sweep. So,
Speaker 1: like I said, hey, the Rays almost had their sweep right,
Speaker 1: It's like at the beginning of the season, were they
Speaker 1: just killed every They just want everything. Braves beat the
Speaker 1: Padres out at out in Atlanta six' five in this.
Speaker 1: Game so we had a couple of really close. Games
Speaker 1: in this, Game Chris sale matched a season high eleven
Speaker 1: strikeouts and The braves hit four countum four home.
Speaker 2: Runs in that.
Speaker 1: Win Dominic smith hit a three run homer And Michael
Speaker 1: harris the second And Ozzy albi's had a solo blast
Speaker 1: off of Reliever griffin Can. As The braves took three
Speaker 1: of four From San. Diego all, right we move from
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Speaker 11: four and my father was a. Storyteller my mother read
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Speaker 11: and then meeting my mother on a night, train and
Speaker 11: when they got, married he would sit at the kitchen
Speaker 11: table and just spin these, stories these phantasmogorical tales that
Speaker 11: would captivate my brother and, me and my mother would
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Speaker 11: my mother was a. Poet she wrote light verse quite,
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Speaker 11: Boston boston is very. Autobiographical it was the only trip
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Speaker 11: the world around me because we weren't as children allowed
Speaker 11: to participate in the world at. LARGE i was raised
Speaker 11: by a sort of a, sect A christian sect that
Speaker 11: was very, exclusive and women were supposed to be quiet
Speaker 11: in the company of, men AND i busted out to you,
Speaker 11: know get my voice, heard and writing was my writing
Speaker 11: is WHERE i go to chronicle everything THAT i have
Speaker 11: seen and heard in.
Speaker 1: Life, well and, actually what a gift that you were
Speaker 1: able to do that starting at such a young age
Speaker 1: because that imagination AND i think readers will have their
Speaker 1: own imaginations probably ignited. Too what do you Think i'm.
Speaker 11: HOPING i hope they recognize themselves without, fear because you,
Speaker 11: know fear is a big one and being able to
Speaker 11: see yourself or someone you love or someone you've known
Speaker 11: and acknowledge that's FAMILIAR i can relate, with and there's
Speaker 11: comfort in. THAT i think there's more comfamiliarity then there
Speaker 11: would be, in you, know imagining a future that we
Speaker 11: that is so, uncertain especially now we can't predict anything,
Speaker 11: anymore and we need to rest get our comfort from
Speaker 11: that which is familiar and relatable on a personal. Level
Speaker 11: And i'm hoping readers find themselves because my writing is.
Speaker 11: RAW i won't apologize for. That it's pretty straight, ahead
Speaker 11: in your, face all about the truth AS i see,
Speaker 11: it AND i hope that readers actually get a degree
Speaker 11: of comfort from recognizing.
Speaker 16: Themselves, yeah you, know it's so interesting in your, book
Speaker 16: and you can get this, book LIKE i, said you
Speaker 16: know anywhere great books are, sold but unsolicited short words
Speaker 16: and random chapters from a Latent, boomer the poems and
Speaker 16: short stories of RA. A, scanzillo The Layton boomer tell
Speaker 16: us about.
Speaker 1: THAT i love that you put that in. There, hey
Speaker 1: a latent, boomer.
Speaker 11: Right, YEAH i am A boomer. Child at first, glance
Speaker 11: people may not realize That i'm part of that. GENERATION
Speaker 11: i have older an older, brother ten or eleven years my.
Speaker 11: SENIOR i was raised in that, generation and we you,
Speaker 11: know it was kind of hidden because most of my
Speaker 11: contemporaries in professional music and creative the creative pursuits are
Speaker 11: a good decade younger than, me AND i recognize that
Speaker 11: someone has to represent our generation and the way we
Speaker 11: worked out our roles as, women as people in that
Speaker 11: transitional period of. Life i'm so it's kind of it
Speaker 11: was kind of, hidden AND i kind of want to
Speaker 11: represent as Best i'm, able my sort of, anomalous if you,
Speaker 11: will role THAT i have been playing within my. GENERATION
Speaker 11: i think a lot of my writing is generationally, based,
Speaker 11: obviously but will be broadly, accessible you, know to anyone
Speaker 11: who wants to, see AS i, said where they.
Speaker 1: Fit and even your. Poetry your poetry is kind of six.
Speaker 1: CATEGORIES i, mean it is six. Categories and you say,
Speaker 1: this it varies the context of, it the. Mood do
Speaker 1: you feel that is that how you write.
Speaker 11: POETRY i will write a poem If i'm driving or
Speaker 11: walking AND i get the, TITLE i get the, title
Speaker 11: and IF i don't get home and start, writing it's.
Speaker 11: Gone and WHAT i do IS i try to peer
Speaker 11: it down to just the single. THOUGHT i want to
Speaker 11: kind of hit people between the eyes with whatever the
Speaker 11: concept happens to, be and oftentimes you'll see there's a
Speaker 11: kind of running. THEME i like to look at life
Speaker 11: from the beginning of life to the. END i am
Speaker 11: not preoccupied with, death BUT i think the context of
Speaker 11: life from birth to death keeps us away from thinking
Speaker 11: that we have this unlimited vision of. Opportunity you, know
Speaker 11: we we have a life and we get to use,
Speaker 11: it and if we think too broadly without any, boundaries
Speaker 11: we might waste a lot of. Time AND i think
Speaker 11: that my poems are meant to sort of tighten that,
Speaker 11: lens you, know that focus on the, lens and get
Speaker 11: everyone to zone in on what is of value from
Speaker 11: birth to. Death and that's WHY i keep my poems
Speaker 11: relatively short and to the. Point and IF i haven't
Speaker 11: made my, POINT i don't consider it, worth you, know
Speaker 11: worth the reading reading of, it because that's WHY i write.
Speaker 11: Poetry they're little capsules of, life experience and ideas THAT
Speaker 11: i think are of most.
Speaker 1: Value and we've weave this into the. Conversation but as bears,
Speaker 1: repeating what are a couple of takeaways you want readers
Speaker 1: to have from picking up your.
Speaker 11: BOOK i want my readers to stay with. It you
Speaker 11: won't want to sit and read from cover to. Cover
Speaker 11: it's not a pool, side you, know a piece of.
Speaker 11: Entertainment it's. Dense you'll want to read a poem or,
Speaker 11: two a couple, poems maybe one of the stories you'll
Speaker 11: want to reflect on, that maybe flip through and read.
Speaker 11: Another that's WHY i call it random BECAUSE i haven't
Speaker 11: really collated every story by. Thematic you, know they're just
Speaker 11: all in, there grab, one read, it think about. It
Speaker 11: BUT i want them to return and seek out more
Speaker 11: of what they might recognize in that they can relate,
Speaker 11: with because it's sort of, a AS i, said a
Speaker 11: compilation of a life's. Observation it's been kind of a long,
Speaker 11: life AND i think that getting into it means being
Speaker 11: willing to read pieces at a time and keeping it
Speaker 11: on the nightstand or nearby and.
Speaker 17: Returning well, said perfect place to end this, again the
Speaker 17: Book i'm solicited short words and random chapters from a
Speaker 17: latent boomer of the poems and short stories of Ra.
Speaker 1: Scanzilla what a delight to have you on the. Show
Speaker 1: thank you so, Much thank, You.
Speaker 11: Kate you've, done you have no idea what you've done for.
Speaker 11: Me i'm really. Grateful.
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Speaker 1: Free i'm so excited to take you to THE uk
Speaker 1: for a conversation with Doctor garbelli here On Author's. Corner
Speaker 1: it's an important one AND i am very glad that
Speaker 1: he's joining Me Kate delaney here On America tonight for
Speaker 1: this Special Author's corner. Segment what's so interesting and all
Speaker 1: of you know this is that we talk about on
Speaker 1: this show all the. Time we talk about the importance
Speaker 1: of knowing what you're getting into when it comes to artificial. Intelligence,
Speaker 1: well his book is all about. This check out this
Speaker 1: name a blueprint for future proofing your profession and for
Speaker 1: healthcare decision makers leading the evolution OF ai robotics powered
Speaker 1: medicine and what could possibly go? Wrong, Right Doctor garbelli
Speaker 1: has all of that for. Us thank you so much
Speaker 1: for joining.
Speaker 9: Us on the.
Speaker 5: Show thank you for having Me. Kate, so what was it.
Speaker 1: That drove you twenty six years in the profession practicing
Speaker 1: a cute? Medicine you've seen it. All what was it
Speaker 1: that drove you to write this?
Speaker 5: BOOK a few years AGO i started coming across a
Speaker 5: lot of, products and it was around the time when
Speaker 5: we most of, us were being exposed TO ai with
Speaker 5: first versions Of, Chat gipt and so. On and at
Speaker 5: the same time in the healthcare, space a lot of
Speaker 5: things were, appearing for, example sscribe, applications something for radiology.
Speaker 5: Support SO i started asking. QUESTIONS i started asking the
Speaker 5: manufacturers and the vendors simple. Things how DOES ai make a?
Speaker 5: Decision is there some? Transparency CAN i find out where
Speaker 5: the information comes? From who's responsible when something bad, happens
Speaker 5: when it gives me an incorrect? Answer AND i quickly
Speaker 5: realized that nobody had prepared for. This everything was being,
Speaker 5: sold was ready for, use but without much, clarity without
Speaker 5: having been tested for, safety and without any change in
Speaker 5: the healthcare space to protect us as users and protect. Patients, yeah, wow.
Speaker 1: Crazy and so in doing the research AND i asked
Speaker 1: you this off the, AIR I we could talk about
Speaker 1: this for, hours but because a lot of things Were
Speaker 1: i'm sure, surprising but what was one of the most
Speaker 1: surprising things to you about all of this when we
Speaker 1: talk ABOUT, ai.
Speaker 5: Well for, example outside the healthcare, space that was really
Speaker 5: appalled WHEN i started seeing the outcome of people USING
Speaker 5: a as a, companion as a confident and very often
Speaker 5: as a substitute for professional. Help and we all have
Speaker 5: heard that there have been cases where people were even
Speaker 5: advised how to commit, suicide and that's something that is.
Speaker 5: UNACCEPTABLE i remember reading the figures that as a result of,
Speaker 5: this a company got a bunch of experts together to
Speaker 5: retrospectively fix the model and improve the response, rate which
Speaker 5: improved to ninety seven. Percent three percent of error in
Speaker 5: that space is still. Unacceptable we wouldn't really accept to
Speaker 5: put on the market or take ourselves a medication that
Speaker 5: kills three percent of people would be.
Speaker 1: No, absolutely we. Wouldn't that is. TERRIBLE i want to
Speaker 1: remind everyone again The Doctor's future name of the book
Speaker 1: a blueprint for future proofing your profession and for healthcare
Speaker 1: decision makers leading the evolution OF ai robotics powered. Medicine
Speaker 1: tell us more about what we can expect in the, Book.
Speaker 5: It's quite a. JOURNEY i didn't want to have a
Speaker 5: one way. APPROACH i came across a lot of books
Speaker 5: that follow THE ai high AND i wanted to have
Speaker 5: a balanced. Approach SO i look at all the possible
Speaker 5: wonderful things THAT ai can do which our human brains cannot.
Speaker 5: Do SO i don't want to only paint a negative
Speaker 5: picture and say it's. Bad but at the same, TIME
Speaker 5: i explored in a lot of detail the risks and
Speaker 5: also the impact on how we. Perform for, example going
Speaker 5: in the future WHEN ai will overpower our human, brains
Speaker 5: will be a super, intelligence how do we interface with
Speaker 5: working alongside something that outsmarts. Us how does that change
Speaker 5: the dynamics between doctors with. Patients and even in a
Speaker 5: further future WHEN ai will be directly to facing with our,
Speaker 5: brains how does that affect the identity itself or the.
Speaker 5: Doctor that's WHY i thought about putting stafeguarding your profession
Speaker 5: in the, title because if we leave it to, technology
Speaker 5: we might well be all replaced by an algorithm and
Speaker 5: by PHYSICAL. Ai and we know that there are a
Speaker 5: lot of companies working on some aspects of. This but
Speaker 5: if we want to preserve the human senteredness of medicine
Speaker 5: and the moral. COMPASS i think we need to prepare.
Speaker 5: Now we need to be, involved.
Speaker 1: Definitely you can get by the way Doctor garbelly's books
Speaker 1: wherever great books are sold With, Amazon bards And, noble
Speaker 1: all those. Places also this website doctor garbelly dot. Com
Speaker 1: very easy to remember that people are listening to our
Speaker 1: conversation and they get your. Book what do you hope
Speaker 1: they take?
Speaker 5: Away whatever they, Work WHAT i hope they take away
Speaker 5: is to get. Involved in the. BOOK i organize all
Speaker 5: the ideas around WHAT i call the Healthcare Convergence, framework
Speaker 5: AND i use the word convergence to indicate that it's
Speaker 5: not something just for. Doctors we all need to work
Speaker 5: together on addressing these, issues especially decision, makers, governments, regulators the,
Speaker 5: industry the. Manufacturers we cannot have a separate approach like
Speaker 5: we're doing. Now it's such an important.
Speaker 1: Thing what's so, interesting, too and so powerful about this
Speaker 1: book is it's written by. Doctor there's so many other
Speaker 1: books are not written by the people in the. Profession
Speaker 1: what do people in your profession? Think what Other BECAUSE
Speaker 1: i think this is, invaluable certainly for anyone getting into,
Speaker 1: medicine or anyone who's got a separate, practice or anyone
Speaker 1: who's working with a, hospital anybody in the. Field.
Speaker 5: PERIOD i got quite a lot of positive reviews from,
Speaker 5: readers and you, know the majority of doctors THAT i
Speaker 5: personally know are. Avoiding they are are not. Interested they
Speaker 5: are concentrated on carrying on things as, usual the clinical,
Speaker 5: practice and they think this issue is far away in the.
Speaker 5: Future at the same, time WHAT i observe was two
Speaker 5: weeks ago In japan AND i listened to some experts
Speaker 5: speaking about the government. Plan there's been a massive investment
Speaker 5: to plan for robots to be deployed in healthcare over
Speaker 5: the next few. Years so it's already. Happening it's not
Speaker 5: something that we can ignore no. Longer and if we
Speaker 5: don't put some safeguards around, this the risk of being
Speaker 5: replaced is very. Real and it's.
Speaker 1: Interesting sitting here thinking about this when people and you
Speaker 1: know this in treating, people people are, nervous people are
Speaker 1: it doesn't, matter they're. Concerned what is this operation going to? Be, Like,
Speaker 1: OH i had something that happened to, Me and imagine
Speaker 1: that if you only interacted with robotics and there was
Speaker 1: not the human. Touch there is the danger, there.
Speaker 5: Right, YEAH i wouldn't wish it of my worst. Enemy
Speaker 5: when you are at the worst time in your, life you're,
Speaker 5: scared you're. Lonely you really don't want to be left
Speaker 5: alone with a. Machine even if it is programmed to
Speaker 5: show compassion and to show emotions, artificially how do you
Speaker 5: know you can trust? It how do you know that
Speaker 5: there is an ethical? Core and if humans, disappear who
Speaker 5: intervenes when there is a? MALFUNCTION i started writing the
Speaker 5: book with a lot of questions and even more came the,
Speaker 5: way AND i HOPE i have answer to all of. Them.
Speaker 1: YEAH i, mean even just in the one, title before
Speaker 1: you get to the, subtitle you say the doctor's. Future
Speaker 1: the doctor's future is going to be Differ.
Speaker 5: Absolutely the profession is going to be completely different from
Speaker 5: what we have known so, far for, example even the
Speaker 5: existence of different. Specialties once robots will be able to
Speaker 5: do procedures and operations on their, own and you will
Speaker 5: have all the tools to quickly reach a, diagnosis analyze
Speaker 5: a lot of. Data what will be the role of
Speaker 5: specialists and consultations and multidisciplinary. Meetings there's going to be
Speaker 5: a lot of change over the next few, years and
Speaker 5: my intention was to prepare us now for that, transition
Speaker 5: not to find ourselves obsolete and inadequate to work in
Speaker 5: this environment and no longer have a role within.
Speaker 1: Healthcare perfect place to end, this you need to get this.
Speaker 1: BOOK i would suggest it even. Late people can get
Speaker 1: the book so that you're more prepared for what you will,
Speaker 1: encounter because to, me that is, very very. Scary while
Speaker 1: there would be some good, aspects like as you, mentioned
Speaker 1: trying to be fair about, everything but dealing with strictly,
Speaker 1: robotics can you just imagine what that would be. Like,
Speaker 1: yeah and you can always catch up with a Doc
Speaker 1: doctorgarbelli dot. Com get the book On Barns noble and
Speaker 1: off of course on The amazon as. Well thank you
Speaker 1: so much for joining.
Speaker 5: Us thank you for having. Me it's been a. Pleasure