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If you genuinely don't know how to spell something (children, ESL) then auto-correct might cause you to accept a correction to the wrong homophone and fool you
by wolf550e 8y ago
If you genuinely don't know how to spell something (children, ESL) then auto-correct might cause you to accept a correction to the wrong homophone and fool you into thinking it helped you.
If the doctor doesn't know how to quickly and cheaply verify the machine's guess, they'll just rubber stamp its recommendations.
- UnhelpfulYoda 8y agoEven worse, depending on how well the IBM sales team pawns this hokum off as a legitimate diagnostic tool, the next logical step will be for malpractice insurance companies forcing physicians to consult with Watson before making any decisions.