If the other 7-8% of the answers were so wrong the patient would've died, then yes. And that's the current obvious issue with these models, they present convinc

If the other 7-8% of the answers were so wrong the patient would've died, then yes. And that's the current obvious issue with these models, they present convincing hallucinations with conviction of correctness. Medical practice is less about being right, and more about not being wrong. You can take more tests and ask for second opinions, but you can't undo administering a drug that kills the patient.