You can type in your password on any photo that you think is stolen from you or is derived from yours to prove originality!

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Suppose I provide an app that records a user’s screen (with consent).

The user narrates what they’re trying to accomplish in their workflow.

AI analyses this + the narration and suggests what ML model(s) would be needed.

Finally, it packages everything as a lightweight, local, installable app (EXE/DMG), so the user doesn’t need servers, Docker, or APIs at all.

For example: a cashier or agent might be processing transactions. By narrating “I want to flag suspicious ones,” the system could map that to an anomaly detection model, and produce a small local app that does just that.

In other words, “compile” ML workflows directly into end-user software, skipping the typical web-API path.

I'm thinking 'shallow ML' for a start, applications that could be served by decision trees or random forests, for example.The plan is to 'unroll' into C.

Has anyone seen attempts in this direction, or reasons why it might be a dead end?

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Yes, I had moving-the-chair-in-physical-space class of capabilities in mind: robots guided by multimodal intelligence, cars 'surprising me' on a day I'm idle, etc. The challenge here may be in what can be achieved at the edge, the feedback control system for correction of successive prompts.

I intuitively sense scope for a meld of such intelligence with the physical world.

Are there startups that are building anything cool in this space?

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Suggestions by this platform wouldn't interfere with treatment protocol straight away; it wouldn't ask the patient to stop medicines their doctor has prescribed, or itself prescribe scheduled drugs.

It will suggest complementary interventions. Case in point: anxiety, depression, brain degeneration & other related diseases - there's Rhonda Patrick's protocol of HIIT exercises to breach the blood-brain barrier & deliver positive effects; there's Dr Chris Palmer's method of looking at metabolism & mental health jointly & benefits of a keto diet to solve such issues.

Likewise, there can suggestions from Yoga-Pranayama where deep breathing can solve insomnia & hence other diseases downstream such as hypertension in many cases.

After being on such complementary protocols, the patient's suffering will be reduced, but also the body will heal enough to an extent that their local doctor could reduce/stop medication.

The tech is in the platform, combing through wisdom of all such complementary protocols for a start. If it gains traction, we could start involving experts have system route some queries specifically to them.

I have experience building the ML-LLM part. Anyone wants to join me and build the full stack part?

If all aren't possible, which are? Want to let my users derive searchable intelligence off this info - intent is commercial.

If yes, do they block beyond a certain number of hits? Is there a paid route to doing this at scale?

Are there popular libraries/packages that let us do this, that are current with T&C of these platforms?

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Liability - are doctors liable in Europe, except in extreme cases like anesthesia overdose or obvious negligence? Even if they were, I'm interested in cases where doctors are not being criminally negligent, but just ineffective due to not keeping themselves updated.

Do you have thoughts about where to collect the seed data, in the European system?

I find Google Reviews & Practo (in India) inadequate because they only let patients rate doctors - this gets subjective as the ratings tend to depend on how 'nice & friendly' the doctor was, or how irritable the receptionist was; rather than accuracy of the treatment protocol. With chronic conditions, the patient may end up with poor treatment from a 'popular' doctor.

I'm looking for a platform that lets patients upload their diagnostics and the prescription/case-file, and lets another doctor rate it, or just raise absolute red/green flags. The platform should anonymise both the patient & the prescribing doctor by blacking-out those portions; the reviewing doctor can easily be anonymised.

The doctors could also be geographically isolated, so there's no patient-poaching possibility.

Even if it doesn't exist today, can we debate the potential of such a platform to discover doctors & be sure of the treatment we're receiving?

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Are there other open-source tools on other OSes that can open it? Any programmatic way to manipulate it?

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In general how do people that run this business go about it?

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Remote: Yes, Perfectly fine to work with European & East Asian time zones.

Experience: Built entire imaging pipelines - starting with optics' design & ISP algorithms to image processing, & eventually tuning camera sight to computer vision. Deployed classical ML & statistical techniques, so I weigh that option before picking a Deep Learning approach. Have architected entire imaging pipelines , hired, led & mentored teams of research engineers. Previously run small startups .

Languages & tools: Python, TensorFlow-Keras, scikit-learn, C, MATLAB, Imatest

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/narasimha-kaushik-n-01340815/

email: kaushik.nnarasimha@gmail.com

Are companies leveraging data-AI to enable personalise/targeted healthcare outcomes for patients?

Any companies in Bangalore, India? Any wannabe founders that want to brainstorm building in this space?

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Is there a platform like YC's (didn't help) cofounder matching to find clinical doctors that would be enthusiastic about what tech can make possible?

Any useful LinkedIn groups or other platforms?

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We are re-designing academic curricula, at the intersection of art & Generative AI.

We're hiring research engineers in image processing; those experienced in deep work in other areas of ML are welcome as well.

Must have skills: Implementing latest papers, replicating SoTA results, eagerness to get intimate with mathematics, programming with considerations for performance, memory footprint, etc.

Nice-to-have skills: Experience authoring papers, filing patents.

Don't apply if: your only tryst with ML or CV is taking an online course or doing projects as part of such courses, you can only handle code but not the learn math & then turn that to code, unwilling to move to Bangalore in a couple of months.

We are currently part-time-full-interest, remote & equity-fed; and plan to work onsite and pay ourselves when we get traction in the coming weeks.

If you're up for it, email narasimha[at]friskframes[dot]com and ak[at]friskframes[dot]com

We are building the antidote to Generative AI, preventing its outputs from flooding platforms where authenticity of the processed media is foundational: finance, insurance, law-enforcement...

We're looking to welcome onboard an all-rounder software engineer who's excited more about the impact of the tech they build than specific frameworks or languages; someone who can go on to be CSA of FriskFrames in the future.

Prior experience building systems to enable & efficiently serve ML will be a bonus!

If interested, please mail narasimha[at]friskframes[dot]com

This works on photos with people at the moment, will generalise very soon.

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