Re:Medicine's Machine Learning Problem
by rscho on Friday January 08, 2021 @09:35AM
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> 4. Technician sees the outcome, they can update their assessment
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.
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.