I'm working on this full-time. We sell our model as a pre-diagnosis tool. We tune the parameters to ensure low false negatives (less than human doctor), though the false positives are higher. However, it whittles down the queue substantially. For non-clinical uses, depending on your use case, you can actually skip the negatives designated by the model. For clinical use cases, you might use it to prioritize your read queue and/or highlight areas of interest.

Feel free to reach out to me if you are curious. I can talk in great detail.

BTW, you can purchase insurance for activities like these, though I cannot say I've seen a legal case yet, so I dont know exactly how it would work out.