Conna Craig

Conna Craig is a researcher and writer focused on public policy, health, and children’s issues. She has advised decision-makers in two White House administrations and holds a bachelor's degree from Harvard College.

ChatGPT Fails to Make the Grade

AI’s best-known “chatbot” (a nickname for AI that produces language), ChatGPT, is making waves in many industries, including ...

Research & Discoveries July 1, 2023
In the ‘Wild West’ of AI Health Care, These 4 Things Could Go Very Wrong

Artificial intelligence (AI) is making headlines, and the reviews are mixed. Though the United States leads the world ...

Health May 20, 2023
Treatment Versus No Treatment of Localized Prostate Cancer Had Similar Results Over 15 Years, 1 Question Raised

Every cancer diagnosis comes with a range of reactions, including the natural inclination to act as quickly as ...

Cancer April 17, 2023

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Conna Craig

ChatGPT Fails to Make the Grade

In the ‘Wild West’ of AI Health Care, These 4 Things Could Go Very Wrong

Treatment Versus No Treatment of Localized Prostate Cancer Had Similar Results Over 15 Years, 1 Question Raised