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If you're sending thousands of emails with essentially identical content, it seems pointless to me to have them written by a human. Can you imagine the job of a
by Al-Khwarizmi 3y ago
If you're sending thousands of emails with essentially identical content, it seems pointless to me to have them written by a human. Can you imagine the job of a human writing different wordings for "you have cancer" hundreds of times per day? Is that what we should be using humans for?
- wpietri 3y agoThey have already explained the point. It's reducing the number of people who are incorrectly told they may soon die a horrible death. If there are better ways to prevent that than a human-in-the-loop approach, feel free to propose it. But having watched it happen a couple of times, I'll note that actual doctors deliver cancer diagnoses in person, so it's not unreasonable to think that should continue to be the case.