What Happened:Harrison.ai, an Australian artificial intelligence startup focused on healthcare, has raised $112 million in Series C funding. The company develops AI-powered tools to assist medical professionals in diagnostics and treatment planning. The investment will help expand its technology, grow its partnerships with hospitals, and push further into international markets. The Good: - Improved AI-powered diagnostics could lead to faster and more accurate medical assessments. - Funding allows Harrison.ai to scale its technology and reach more healthcare providers globally. - AI advancements in healthcare may reduce workloads for doctors and improve patient outcomes. The Bad: - Increased reliance on AI in medicine raises concerns about errors, bias in AI models, regulatory challenges, and deciding who is accountable if things go wrong - Data privacy and patient information security. - AI adoption may create resistance from healthcare professionals worried about job displacement. - MedTech Dive – HealthTech Investments (Likely coverage on similar funding rounds in AI-driven healthcare solutions.)

I like that we discuss basics and we are not hyping AI up. I also belong on an FB Group about Making Money Online using AI and it's a different vibe in there. Anyway, I just want to mention that. How about you - what do you like about this skool/group?

I am thinking of Upgrading to Chat GPT Pro - anyone else here upgraded?

This is a very interesting video to ask an in-depth discussion about AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMYQmGfTltY UPDATE: Interestingly, I just received an email from Daniel's Priestly after I posted this video here. Good additional insights so I am sharing it here: I just spent 3 hours debating the future of AI agents on Diary of a CEO, and I'm still reeling from the implications. Steven invited me alongside Amjad Masad (Replit CEO and tech optimist) and Brett Weinstein (Evolutionary Biologist with serious concerns) for an emergency recording to discuss what might be the most profound technological shift of our lifetimes. This wasn't a theoretical discussion about some distant future -- these AI agents exist right now, and they're evolving at a pace that's frankly unsettling. During the debate, I found myself in the middle ground between Amjad's infectious optimism and Brett's sobering caution. As entrepreneurs, we need to face both realities simultaneously. Here's what struck me most about where we're headed: - The pace is unprecedented - Unlike previous technological shifts, we won't have decades to adapt - AI agents can already build software, make purchases, and complete complex workflows entirely without human intervention - The opportunity gap will widen drastically between those who leverage AI and those who resist it - The meaning of work itself is being fundamentally challenged in ways we've never experienced Some of Brett's warnings about complex systems evolving beyond our control gave me genuine pause. At the same time, Amjad's demonstrations of what's already possible showed me that entrepreneurs who position themselves correctly could thrive like never before. WATCH OUR DEBATE HERE

Hi everyone. Looks like most of you are just about done with course 2. The newest course will be out for next weekend. There were a bunch of big releases this past week that I wanted to include. We're going to cover a lot material in this one and you might even find a new favorite tool.