1. Technician writes down their diagnosis
2. They submit it to the system
3. AI comes with its own analysis
4. Technician sees the outcome, they can update their assessment
5. Everything is saved into the system
If one of technicians has too much errors in their initial assessments, it should raise a concern.
Will result in exactly what I described above.
> If one of technicians has too much errors in their initial assessments, it should raise a concern.
People will refuse AI oversight if there are associated sanctions. People will make every effort to game the system. Following that, you'll be left with:
a. Pay techs more, so they accept the new working conditions.
b. Fire all techs and make do with a (potentially suboptimal) AI system.
Yes, this is very much gate keeping at work.