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What Larry (Oracle) just spoke about regarding the use of AI and cancer was pretty remarkable.
He said that whenever you may have a tumor or the beginnings of one, you have fragments of the tumor floating in your blood. AI will be able to detect these fragments in your blood through a blood test and tell which kind of cancer you have. He then said it will be able to develop an mRNA vaccine for your specific cancer within 48 hours. Amazing!
He said that whenever you may have a tumor or the beginnings of one, you have fragments of the tumor floating in your blood. AI will be able to detect these fragments in your blood through a blood test and tell which kind of cancer you have. He then said it will be able to develop an mRNA vaccine for your specific cancer within 48 hours. Amazing!
NFLX closing on 1000, PLTR over 75
could be people starting to leverage up short...techno-ag said:aggies4life said:$IBKR: "Today is the highest level of margin we've ever had in our accounts"
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Uh oh. Hope that's not a harbinger of a crash.
🚨🇺🇸 ORACLE CEO: FROM CANCER DETECTION TO CUSTOM VACCINE WITHIN 48 HOURS WITH AI
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) January 21, 2025
Oracle CEO, Larry Ellison:
“One of the most exciting things we're working on, using the tools that Sam and Masa are providing, is a cancer vaccine.
Using AI you can do early cancer detection… https://t.co/ZcvMurewxN pic.twitter.com/TbWZaY4xEA
But you tweeted about it!
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Wtf lol https://t.co/T4yrvdWHGo
JUST NOW:
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ORCL up around 10% between trading hours and after hours.
BucketofBalls99 said:
What Larry (Oracle) just spoke about regarding the use of AI and cancer was pretty remarkable.
He said that whenever you may have a tumor or the beginnings of one, you have fragments of the tumor floating in your blood. AI will be able to detect these fragments in your blood through a blood test and tell which kind of cancer you have. He then said it will be able to develop an mRNA vaccine for your specific cancer within 48 hours. Amazing!
I hope he's right. It sounds a lot like what Elizabeth Holmes at Theranos promised.
Trump will fix it.
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techno-ag said:BucketofBalls99 said:
What Larry (Oracle) just spoke about regarding the use of AI and cancer was pretty remarkable.
He said that whenever you may have a tumor or the beginnings of one, you have fragments of the tumor floating in your blood. AI will be able to detect these fragments in your blood through a blood test and tell which kind of cancer you have. He then said it will be able to develop an mRNA vaccine for your specific cancer within 48 hours. Amazing!
I hope he's right. It sounds a lot like what Elizabeth Holmes at Theranos promised.
wouldn't be the first time (from Bad Blood)
Quote:
"You may wonder, how could something like this have happened," Carreyrou said. "One explanation that I've come up with is that Elizabeth (Holmes) really framed herself and saw herself as a product of the Silicon Valley culture and tradition. What is undeniably true is that in that traditional Silicon Valley ecosystem people had faked it at the beginning of their careers until they made it, and it's been quite common."
He cited Apple founder Steve Jobs, who sometimes would "jerry rig Mac demos" in the computer company's early days, and Oracle founder Larry Ellison, who would ship database software "that was completely not ready and crawling with bugs." All the while, Carreyrou said, "Ellison would go out and announce new features that he claimed his software had that they hadn't even begun working on."