The valve at the end of the world

Re:The valve at the end of the world by jarsin on Friday December 08, 2023 @07:59PM (#38577106)

The one thing I hope AI helps with is the mess of the medical industry. At a minimum AI should be reviewing MRI's and other diagnostic test before a human does. Your entire life is in droves of overworked / hungover / burned out medical personal.

Once you have a health issue you will learn real fast how bad it has gotten.

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Re:The valve at the end of the world by Nthringas on Saturday December 09, 2023 @12:20AM (#38578857)

I wouldn't call that a minimum, MRIs are a higher dimensional signal representation

all people in the world should have access the state of the art medical chat AI already, but this would "crash" the medical "industry"

but medicine should not be an industry because that creates incentives to make people have poor health

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Re:The valve at the end of the world by jeffreygoesto on Saturday December 09, 2023 @02:09AM (#38579418)

I am very pessimistic about that. How should it be trained?

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Re:The valve at the end of the world by zx8080 on Saturday December 09, 2023 @02:40AM (#38579621)

How? Obviously there are two options:

1. MDs: > overworked / hungover / burned out medical personal.

2. Non-MDs. Probably (not necessary), lacking some of the above listed characteristics. Maybe with those. But not doctors.

I'm not sure which way scares me more. Probably I would prefer 1st option. If we have at least the same amount of MDs in 5 years. Or 10 years.

Because "why train and learn things if I can pay AI for making a job done?". This world would be worse than the hell.

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