Where I live it's not uncommon for doctors to consult the images with their colleagues whenever they come across something unusual, even if they are "pretty sur

Where I live it's not uncommon for doctors to consult the images with their colleagues whenever they come across something unusual, even if they are "pretty sure" of their diagnosis, because the consequences of an error can be severe - we're talking literally about life and death here. So the ML system would have to be as precise as 2-3 humans together in order to be considered "good enough".