>>510795211>ML outperforming human professionals at obscure diagnoses have been cropping up periodically since the 70s. Debate closedThat does not refute anything I said. In all of these cases, the group that used both humans and AI together, if such a group was included in the study, outperformed AI alone. Keep coping.
>if the model was disagreeing with their own assessment and they couldn't figure out why, they would simply override its decision with one based on their own training.Bingo. That is exactly the problem with having human overseers in this case.
If more people are getting improper treatment in one case over the other, then the case that causes more errors should be modified or removed.
Now obviously, this gap is going to shrink as doctors become more accustomed to these systems. But the change in behavior is going to take the form of them being less involved in the process.
You still haven't answered my question: why is there no such thing as AI?
>>510795332I hope it is for his sake.