This Startup Raised $30 Million To Take On Microsoft's AI Notetaker For Doctors | “Anansi’s Gold” examines one of the world’s biggest con artists | Wim Wenders elevates Tokyo toilets into a movie masterpiece | You are what you eat—and for orcas, that’s bad news

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� � � � � � This Startup Raised $30 Million To Take On Microsoft's AI Notetaker For Doctors - Forbes    Since he was a pediatrician-in-training, Alistair Erskine has dreaded the process of writing down all the tiny details of every patient visit needed to meet various medical record, legal and billing requirements. “Documentation has been the bane of our existence since I went to medical school,” said Erskine, who is now chief information and digital officer at Emory Healthcare. There have been some advancements throughout his career, like dictation software where he could speak his notes into a microphone and get a typed transcription. But he also had to remember to dictate punctuation like “comma, period, next line” to ensure accuracy. But now, he’s using an app from the AI-powered medical scribe startup Abridge that takes everything he says as he’s talking to his patients and edits it down into a readable note — saving him time and headaches. “Not only does it capture what I want to say, it also captures the stuff that I don't either have time to write in the note or that I forgot,” he told Forbes. He signed a deal with Abridge in July to bring the software to the thousands of doctors who work at Emory. Continued here � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium "Anansi's Gold" examines one of the world's biggest con artists - The Economist    Anansi’s Gold: The Man Who Swindled the World. By Yepoka Yeebo. Bloomsbury; 400 pages; $29.99 and £20 From Bernie Madoff to Jordan “Wolf of Wall Street” Belfort and Elizabeth “Theranos” Holmes, swindlers bring colour to the often-monochrome world of money. John Ackah Blay-Miezah is no such household name, at least outside his native Ghana. But Yepoka Yeebo, a British-Ghanaian journalist, makes a strong case for why he should be. For two decades, from the 1970s to the 1990s, he peddled lies and rode his luck, spinning a remarkable story that helped him bilk hundreds (and perhaps thousands) of investors on several continents. Blay-Miezah is a contender for the world’s greatest con artist. He is certainly Africa’s. Continued here � � � � � � Wim Wenders elevates Tokyo toilets into a movie masterpiece - Nikkei Asia    'Perfect Days' seen in Japan as a top pick for best international film Oscar TOKYO -- I have long been convinced that Japanese toilets are the eighth wonder of the world, and it seems I am in good company. "Perfect Days," a Japanese film with a Japanese cast, is directed and co-written by the German auteur Wim Wenders. But its portrayal of Japanese public toilets is uniquely beautiful. Starring the ever-watchable Koji Yakusho, who won the best actor award for his performance at this year's Cannes film festival, "Perfect Days" is Japan's entry in the best international feature film category in the 96th Oscars, which will be awarded in March 2024. Continued here � � � � � � You are what you eat—and for orcas, that's bad news - Animals    Continued here

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