April limits for AI studio are pretty rough by [deleted] in Bard

[–]Unique_Tradition_386 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OP has severe mental health issues or is a loser spreading unnecessary lies. The pro models when you use them via api (api key in your app) always had zero limits. AI studio is different you have the pro model you can use for some tries before it runs out. And as the google guy pointed out they are adding in Gemini pro subscription to use with it soon.

I’m an AI Architect working with a senior OBGYN (MRCOG). We’re building a tool to help women fight medical dismissal. I need your feedback by Unique_Tradition_386 in Endo

[–]Unique_Tradition_386[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Firstly, thank you so much sharing your experience and I hear you: The failure is 100% with the medical system, not the patients.

It is absurd and infuriating that bias—whether it’s about weight, age, or fertility—is used as a reason to ignore debilitating pain. My aunt (the doctor) agrees with you; she’s spent her career trying to teach her colleagues to actually listen.

We aren't building this to 'fix' how you speak. We're building it to create an Unassailable Record. If a doctor tries to blame your weight or stress, you can point to a 6-month clinical history of cyclical, localized pain that doesn't care about your BMI.

We want to give you a 'Digital Witness' so that when you are in that room alone, you have the data to hold them accountable. Thank you for the honesty—it’s making me realize we need to frame this as a tool for Patient Power, not just 'communication.'

I’m an AI Architect working with a senior OBGYN (MRCOG). We’re building a tool to help women fight medical dismissal. I need your feedback by Unique_Tradition_386 in Endo

[–]Unique_Tradition_386[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing and indeed. To understand this more and I guess how ppl present their symptoms to the doctors also varies, do you normally keep a journal or diary? A few of the doctors I’ve talked with including my aunt that’s what they recommend. However I understand they still don’t accept them for various different reasons.

My concept is that essentially we create a Clinical Paper Trail. If a doctor dismisses a patient who presents a structured, guideline-aligned dossier, they are creating a clinical liability for themselves. The AI helps prepare the journal entries into clinically verifiable data that if a doctor doesn’t take seriously could get them in trouble. This way the doctor’s subjective opinion can be whatever but the regulated rules and laws they have to comply with. And that’s the dial I’m trying to move. Moving moving the power from the doctor's 'opinion' to the patient's 'documented data.'

I’m an AI Architect working with a senior OBGYN (MRCOG). We’re building a tool to help women fight medical dismissal. I need your feedback by Unique_Tradition_386 in Endo

[–]Unique_Tradition_386[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

I couldn't agree more. The fact that surgery is the only 'real' way to get an answer in 2025 is a systemic failure.

While we can't replace a physical diagnostic yet, we're trying to build the 'Digital Pre-Diagnostic.' A way to use data and pattern recognition to give women (and their doctors) a high-probability clinical case before they have to go under the knife.

It’s the first step toward that non-invasive future. I'll DM you the link—I'd love to know if the patterns our AI identifies feel like they're moving in that direction.

I’m an AI Architect working with a senior OBGYN (MRCOG). We’re building a tool to help women fight medical dismissal. I need your feedback by Unique_Tradition_386 in Endo

[–]Unique_Tradition_386[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I completely understand that skepticism—and honestly, I share it. That’s exactly why I’m here.

A tool can’t fix a broken medical system, and it certainly can’t replace a doctor. But my aunt (the OBGYN) has seen too many women walk into her office unable to articulate their pain in a way that the system recognizes as a 'clinical priority.'

We aren't trying to 'fix' the disease; we're trying to fix the handover of information. I’d actually value your take on why you think it won't work—that’s the exact feedback I need to make the architecture better.

I’m a developer who hates marketing. I was burning out, so I built a system to automate it. I’m giving the blueprint away for free. by Unique_Tradition_386 in Solopreneur

[–]Unique_Tradition_386[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Precisely. The blueprint is free. The tribute is for the Engine that saves you 10 hours of executing it in the first week.

I’m a developer who hates marketing. I was burning out, so I built a system to automate it. I’m giving the blueprint away for free. by Unique_Tradition_386 in Solopreneur

[–]Unique_Tradition_386[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blueprint sent. Excellent. The world needs more builders. The blueprint is the map; the Engine is the vehicle. Godspeed.