No, I'm not asking you spend $150, I'm providing you the evidence your looking for. Mayo Clinic, probably one of the most prominent private clinics in the US, is using transformers in their workflow, and there's many other similar links you could find online, but you choose to remain ignorant. Congratulations
The existence of a course on this topic is NOT evidence of "large use". The contents of the course might contain such evidence, or they might contain evidence that LLM use is practically non-existent at this point (the flowery language used to describe the course is used for almost any course tangentially related to new technology in the business context, so that's not evidence either).
But your focus on the existence of this course as your only piece of evidence is evidence enough for me.
Instead of asking me to spend $150 and 4 hours, could you maybe just share the insights you gained from this course?
No, I'm not asking you spend $150, I'm providing you the evidence your looking for. Mayo Clinic, probably one of the most prominent private clinics in the US, is using transformers in their workflow, and there's many other similar links you could find online, but you choose to remain ignorant. Congratulations
The existence of a course on this topic is NOT evidence of "large use". The contents of the course might contain such evidence, or they might contain evidence that LLM use is practically non-existent at this point (the flowery language used to describe the course is used for almost any course tangentially related to new technology in the business context, so that's not evidence either).
But your focus on the existence of this course as your only piece of evidence is evidence enough for me.
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An online course, even if offered by a reputable medical institution, hardly backs your argument.