Aside from purpose-built image models in radiology this is IMO, in the short term at least, absolutely one of the riskiest uses of AI. It’s a situation where lives, in the moment, depend on getting and recording absolutely accurate information, and people are right now schmoozing the suits at your local hospital trying to get them to make clinicians use AI tools that aren’t fit for purpose to “summarise” evidence and make patient records. This has the potential for harm in the direct sense and also the potential to severely harm peoples’ trust in medical institutions, which is a very dangerous thing to have happen.
the above seems a potential likely cause of the see-sawing you’re talking about too
Aside from purpose-built image models in radiology this is IMO, in the short term at least, absolutely one of the riskiest uses of AI. It’s a situation where lives, in the moment, depend on getting and recording absolutely accurate information, and people are right now schmoozing the suits at your local hospital trying to get them to make clinicians use AI tools that aren’t fit for purpose to “summarise” evidence and make patient records. This has the potential for harm in the direct sense and also the potential to severely harm peoples’ trust in medical institutions, which is a very dangerous thing to have happen.
the above seems a potential likely cause of the see-sawing you’re talking about too