> Curious, what is learned doing rounds that isn't taught in med school, that ChatGPT could benefit from?

Seriously ? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The textbooks are the theory.

The hospital wards are the practice.

The hospital wards are what shows you that the human body is complex and many times things don't happen like the textbook says it will.

And then there's the ICU, pediatric, geriatric and mental health wards where the patient often cannot even describe their symptoms ...

> ChatGPT was trained on the same medical textbooks and research papers that doctors are.

There is a reason why the majority of a doctor's 8 years of training is spent doing the rounds as a junior doctor in hospital wards ....

> So looks as though the requirement to report was only just introduced

Yeah. It was formally announced in the November 2025 budget and launched today.

99% of UK government IT makes you despair and then you get the 1% like this which are gems.

The author complains "For some damn reason, it matters which port your external disk is plugged into when you install or update macOS".

The reason is simple and perfectly understandable.

DFU is very low level. It happens very early in during Boot ROM and before the Mac has even entered Low-Level Bootloader. Which is why its also USB-C with no Thunderbolt support.

Boot ROM code is, by necessity and for robust security, kept to a bare minimum.

Bus 0 Receptacle 1 is designated the DFU port in the Boot ROM.

Hence the limitation to one port.

Widening support to >1 port would mean you would have to introduce extra logic into the Boot ROM code (port iteration, conflict resolution etc.).

Hence the K.I.S.S. principle wins. One port.