If you’re going to have it pass tests, those should be graduation requirements, clinical training, and licensing exams.
Which makes it medical device.
> If you’re going to have it pass tests, those should be graduation requirements, clinical training, and licensing exams.
And obviously also loss of practice if they break ethical norms or if there is other issue with that.
> And with this new era of technology
Our current era of technology is allowing us to generate automated bull-shitters. Which is fine for some applications, but not for the ones where people can be actually harmed.
Nothing about our current era generates trustworthy systems. And both our business leaders and culture of elite technical people is the one where being sociopathic is an advantage. We created this world, but we do not have to pretend it is somehow meant to be helpful.
Programmers and startup owners constantly claim their 2 weeks product will save the world, but must the time it does not. It is fine when talking about household light management, but half baked ai therapist is as much quack as any human fraudster.
Only difference is that human fraudsters can be prosecuted, but companies and startups demand themselves to be above the law.