Advances in AI in the last decade have clearly made economists, politicians, journalists, and citizenry in general believe that the machines are coming to take human jobs. We review 'superhuman' AI performance claims in radiology and then provide a self-reflection on our own work in the area in the form of a critical review, a tribute of sorts to McDermotts 1976 paper, asking the field for some...

Clinical medicine, a learned, rational, science-using practice, is labelled a science even though physicians have the good sense not to practise it that way. Rather than thinking like scientists - or how we think scientists think - physicians are engaged in analogical, interpretive reasoning that resembles Aristotle's phronesis, or practical reasoning, more closely than episteme, or scientific ...

This article proposes a set of categories, each one representing particular distillation important statistical ideas. Each category is labeled “sense” because we think these as essential in helping every mind connect constructive and insightful ways with theory, methodologies, computation, toward the ultimate goal building phronesis. The illustration sense principles methods provides sensical t...

This article explores timing, kairos, in human interaction by analyzing nonverbal communication. The skill of being able to do “the right thing at the time,” is important for rhetorical agency. What are silent processes interaction, and how they influence possibility a kairotic moment occur? Empirical material consisting theater rehearsals has been analyzed. findings show that actio qualities: ...