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That's not bias, it's use of relevant context. If you're going to have an LLM doing diagnoses, you're definitely going to feed it that sort of context.
by idopmstuff 4y ago
That's not bias, it's use of relevant context. If you're going to have an LLM doing diagnoses, you're definitely going to feed it that sort of context.
- refurb 4y agoIt's a matter of degree though. Do you just tell the AI "this person had cancer?", or "this person went into remission 1 year ago?" or "this person was treated with 4 lines of chemo, partial remission for 1 line, non-response for 2nd line, strong response for cycles 1-3 for 3rd line, but then discontinuation due to tolerability, then 4th line complete remission after 6 cycles plus two courses of radiotherapy"? Theoretically you could do this, but capturing all this and correctly interpreting it is far harder for AI than for a human who has been directing treatment the entire time.
- notch898a 4y agoMeanwhile for late childhood to to mid adulthood, 99% of my visits have been a doctor listening to me for 2 minutes tops while applying what amounts to a flow chart of how to diagnose and treat something like strep. Yes a doctor is best, but remember in many places we're competing with "no access do doctor so just pray it doesn't go to Rheumatic fever."