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This is a blatant violation of patient privacy. That the output is often hallucinated doesn't even matter here. If the hospital wants to use LLMs, better deploy
by yunnpp 7mo ago
This is a blatant violation of patient privacy. That the output is often hallucinated doesn't even matter here. If the hospital wants to use LLMs, better deploy them on-premise or a trusted network at least.
- simianwords 7mo agoNoticing that people in the west would rather speak about privacy than more efficient or cheaper healthcare. Enterprises are ok sharing their code base with OpenAI. I think it should be okay for patients.
- peterashford 7mo agoEnterprises do that if they choose. Patients can choose as well. And it's their choice, not anyone else's
- theshackleford 7mo agoSome AI bullshitting into my medical history isn’t making my healthcare cheaper or more efficient, it’s just making it worse.