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Is that because you care about verifiability though, or actually interpretability? If the system provides you a diagnosis without context, but later can be conf
by chrisfosterelli 9y ago
Is that because you care about verifiability though, or actually interpretability? If the system provides you a diagnosis without context, but later can be confirmed by actually testing for that condition, do you still refuse treatment because you don't know how the original diagnosis was suggested?
- ghaff 9y agoOh, if it's a recommendation for running some tests, I can't imagine much pushback unless they're particularly invasive or expensive. It's not like doctors don't order large panels of tests at the drop of a hat. If you then have treatment based on those tests, that's really a doctor being assisted by an AI at that point.