Generative Artificial Intelligence can be a helpful tool, but it also has the potential to provide its users with misleading, biased information. These tools, such as Grok on X or ChatGPT, rely upon existing data to create original content which means that if fact-checkers or public health officials tout a certain narrative about an organization or concept — and that is what the AI references — it will be reflected in the answers it gives. Hear from Kim Mack Rosenberg and Polly Tommey during this episode of “Good Morning CHD” as they explain how this technology can negatively impact the credibility of nonprofits, like CHD, unless it is otherwise held accountable by its regulators, programmers and consumers.
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We’ve likely been sold a bill of lies when it comes to the most optimal diet. That is why people like Nora Gedgaudas, CNS have done their own research and come up with what they believe to be better nutritional strategies. Hear more about these food-related considerations from Nora and Mary Holland, Esq. during this CHD.TV program.
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Dawn Richardson shares updates on the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) policy statement regarding the prohibition of unvaccinated children from school based on restrictions on immunization exemptions. Dawn also shares shocking insights regarding the contradiction between this current position and the organization’s prior stance on the negative effects of suspension and expulsion on students. Allison Chapman is the guest for this segment, who weighs in on how this issue is effecting Massachusetts.
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Why did she choose not to get her kids vaccinated? “They’re absolutely healthy,” and in her experience, the families she knows who have immunized kids struggle with seizures, allergies, developmental delays and other health issues. Learn what it looks like to opt out of childhood shots from this mother by watching her bus interview.
