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a mediocre combination of a mediocre professor at @nyuniversity and a mediocre CEO at @OrtetAI
Manhattan, NY kyunghyuncho.me Joined June 2009
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btw, it took 12 years, but i did end up having a dinner with CL last year
Kyunghyun Cho Verified account @kchonyc Jan 4, 2024
some absolutely not-plagiarised text snippets in my dissertations:

* "it would not have been possible for me to survive long, freezing, snowy winter of Finland without songs from four girls of 2NE1 (especially, the leader CL)."
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i started @OrtetAI after realizing this; we can engineer molecules but we can't engineer medicine and consequently health of each and every one of us.

we must approach healthcare, which is the greatest scientific, technical and perhaps most importantly social problem we have encountered, systematically but also holistically.

to support this generational effort, @OrtetAI is building a full stack AI solution that will make all of life sciences, care delivery and administration predictably better.

learn more about us and openings at ortet.ai !
ortet.ai Ortet Ortet is a frontier AI lab for health, creating continuously improving intelligence for every patient.
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It doesn’t really matter what AI makes if there isn’t a proper system to put novel medicines into use, argued Kyunghyun Cho, CEO of Ortet, during Endpoints’ AI Day in New York City. “AI can engineer molecules, but it cannot engineer medicine,” he said. Hear the rest of his on-stage “hot take”: youtu.be/IYW8nWZXvqA?si…
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Kyunghyun Cho Verified account @kchonyc
Ortet's mission is to help create healthcare where everyone can receive predictably better care. in pursuing this mission, we believe predictability must come together with transparency and controllability.

taking the first step in this direction of transparency and predictability in health, we have created the Orion cluster, host a large fleet of open-weight models and began our evalution campaign on health-focused benchmarks.

in doing so, we learned a lot about building up an agent-first cluster and also learned about the current state of AI models in the context of health benchmarks. we are excited to share the first set of findings from this ongoing campaign on our Orion cluster.
Ortet @OrtetAI Oct 26
We’re releasing Ortet’s first health evaluation results: 34 open-weight models, 50 tasks, and 15 public benchmarks served and evaluated on Orion, our NVIDIA Blackwell GPU cluster.

A few findings:
- General rankings are not enough for health.
- Open models are competitive on basic medical knowledge and are more willing research collaborators.
- Both open and closed models struggle on the patient-prediction tasks we tested.
- More reasoning usually helps, but the highest setting doesn’t always produce the best observed score.
- Health rankings can be estimated with a small subset of questions.

This is the first step towards our goal—to build continuously improving intelligence across the clinical, biological, and operational aspects of health.

Read the blogpost: ortet.ai/blog/open-mode…

More on the findings below 🧵
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