samiamsamJun 20

i went to a medical appointment the other day

the doctor asked if he could use AI during the appointment

i said 'no'

he said i was the only one who had refused

pro tip: if what you say to AI is shared with an insurance company, if what you said is not what you said because AI made stuff up, if what you said is revealed in a breach

guess what, your insurance company will use that against you forever and ever

just say no to AI

Show threadKaito
@samiamsam how tf is this possible? Ok, why would a doctor need an AI, unless he DOESN'T know what he's doing? There's a reason doctors take a long time studying and it's not for _this_.
Jun 20 at 8:00pmWeb
Show threadCavyherdJun 21

@kaito02 @samiamsam

I think the rationale is that doctors have to spend less time taking & transcribing notes. Which I get is a big time load. But there are other solutions, such as scribes mentioned elsewhere. Big corps don't want to hire humans, though. And all the other issues mentioned elsethread.