A Rebuttal to “Artificial Intelligence Agents in Cancer Research and Oncology” (Nature Reviews Cancer, 2025). We simulate The 100 Prisoners Problem to illustrate.
Those authors here and ones who are pursuing AI agents as described should watch this video from at least two people with machine learning one of which goes back to the 70’s. Gregg Braden. Cancer is nothing more than poison in the body that is reacting. Most of the time it is chemical in nature.
AI can be valuable. I would stipulate that the AI tools I use produce results in the form of separate summaries of specific studies, with sources specifically listed. Just avoid random goo of unknown origin (RGUO) in the machine.
Those authors here and ones who are pursuing AI agents as described should watch this video from at least two people with machine learning one of which goes back to the 70’s. Gregg Braden. Cancer is nothing more than poison in the body that is reacting. Most of the time it is chemical in nature.
https://youtu.be/G3wMvD5HIj4
AI can be valuable. I would stipulate that the AI tools I use produce results in the form of separate summaries of specific studies, with sources specifically listed. Just avoid random goo of unknown origin (RGUO) in the machine.
LLMs are incapable of logical reasoning. Any proposed application should account for that.
LLMS will make good interfaces on logic engines. Absolutely.