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As an aside, I quickly tested GPT-o1 by giving it question 95 on the sample test. I'm no doctor, but I've got extensive training in chemistry and biochem, and
by A_D_E_P_T 2y ago
As an aside, I quickly tested GPT-o1 by giving it question 95 on the sample test. I'm no doctor, but I've got extensive training in chemistry and biochem, and I'm not ashamed to admit that the question totally stumped me.
GPT-o1 gave the correct answer the first time around, and a very detailed explanation as to why all other potential answers must be false. A really remarkable performance, I think.
Now imagine it's an open-ended scenario, not multiple-choice. It would still come to the right conclusion and provide an accurate diagnosis.
- dmz73 2y agoLLM can only provide statistically most likely diagnosis based on the training data. If used by the experienced doctor LLM can be a valuable tool that saves time and maybe even increases accuracy in majority of cases. The problem is that LLMs will be used to replace experienced doctors and will be used as 100% accurate tools. This will result in experienced doctors becoming first rare and then non-existent and outcomes for patients will become increasingly unfavorable due to LLMs always producing a confident result even when it would be obviously wrong to an experienced doctor or even just a student.