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This honestly doesn't sound bad to me although it depends on how it's implemented. If patients are informed ahead of time and can easily opt out by a variety of
by clnq 4y ago
This honestly doesn't sound bad to me although it depends on how it's implemented. If patients are informed ahead of time and can easily opt out by a variety of methods, then I think it's ethical. I would donate my data for statistical research.
I think the problem is not with using a GPT for this purpose, but with the risk of privacy violations. But there is a way to do this ethically.
- scoobydoobydrew 3y agoI agree, it really depends on how its implemented.. but clear lines will need to be drawn. If it helps automate time consuming repetitive tasks, and helps us advance modern medicine im all for it.