A rare Ebola strain is spreading in the DRC, with no confirmed vaccine. Global health organizations are using Claude to respond as fast as possible.
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waximabbax6 days ago
Probably one of the better real-world AI use cases I’ve seen. Automate the tedious data work, save hours, and keep the actual scientific decisions with experts.
ChrisArchitect6 days ago
More descriptive title maybe: How health organizations are using Claude to respond to Ebola spread in the DRC
petesergeant6 days ago
In before the inevitable, endless cynicism that always floods this kind of thread. This seems like a good thing, and I enjoyed reading about it.
VCFundedGenYer5 days ago
What is this nonsense? Not a good look to advertise your mediocre AI product using Ebola as a crutch.
martianvoid6 days ago
I don't care if this is a PR stunt or a highly exxaggerated contribution of claude in the entire ebola tracking scenarios, I feel very optimistic about the future around how these models are just becoming a daily life tool for everyone and not just programmers or tech bros
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