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I believe that AI will help close the gap (e.g. a bad doctor with AI will be in average, better than just a bad doctor)

• bluefirebrand 1y ago
  Maybe one day, but not right now My experience with the current stuff on the market is you get out what you put in If you put in a very detailed and high quality, precisely defined question and also provide a framework for how you would like it to reason and execute a task, then you can get out a pretty good response But the less effort you put in the less accurate the outcome is If a bad doctor is someone who puts in less effort, is less precise, and less detail oriented, it's difficult to see how AI improves on the situation at all Especially current iterations of AI that don't really prompt the users for more details or recognize when users need to be more precise
• DSMan195276 1y ago
  IMO the problem is that, at least right now, the AI can't examine the patient itself, it has to be fed information from the doctor. This step means bad doctors are likely to provide the AI with bad information and reduce it's effectiveness (or cause the AI to re-enforce the biases of the doctor by only feeding it the information they see as relevant).