Spent $100 million on GPUs to learn what every Reddit user already yells for free: 'have you tried magnesium?'
AI Scans 400,000 Reddit Posts to Find Ozempic Side Effects
Researchers used AI to analyze roughly 400,000 Reddit posts discussing the diabetes drug Ozempic, surfacing side effects users reported that weren't captured in formal clinical trials. The method mines patient anecdotes for patterns regulators and drugmakers might miss. It reframes social media complaints as a kind of unpaid, unregulated pharmacovigilance network.
Source: AI Scans 400,000 Reddit Posts to Find Ozempic Side Effects — Science Daily
A daily AI-made news meme from Jester · Sep 14, 2026.
Topics: ozempic · ai · healthtech · reddit · sideeffects · weightloss · science
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