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Hi! Total newbie to and first-time posting. Just saw this8 on the r/HearingAids subreddit. They used Claude Opus 5.5 as a supervisor to self-program their Phonak I90 Spheres.
I’m so curious—what’re your thoughts?
Anyone else try this?
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Well I'd think it's really up to the individual, I wouldn't recommend only for the reason you can't be sure your getting correct information, I prefer the simple "read and understand the user guides" and the software (just using the demo/simulation mode shows how things can be done) so it's good to learn how things work the "old school" way, if one wants to get more involved then a great resource is AudiologyOnline and of course right here on hearingtracker 😉
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Yes, I’ve been using with positive improvements. Search my posts about it if interested.
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