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> The idea of people using them for medicine is frankly terrifying to me. This reminds me of the self driving car debate. Plenty of medical people are wrong i
by lostlogin 2y ago
> The idea of people using them for medicine is frankly terrifying to me.
This reminds me of the self driving car debate.
Plenty of medical people are wrong in hard-to-spot ways. Plenty are wrong in easy to spot ways too.
If we get a machine to do the job, should it be perfect, or should it be better than the average human?
- Latty 2y agoThat's a separate issue. LLMs are not better than average software developers, and I sincerely doubt they are better than the average doctor. I'm not expecting perfect, I'm expecting not literally every non-trivial response to be subtly wrong, which is my experience with code from them. If every time your self-driving car goes out it runs someone over, no, we shouldn't allow it.