Having anything oracle involved in medicine in terrifying. Will it try to charge me a licence fee for my kidneys?
this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2023
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Getting AI involved in patient care sounds like malpractice waiting to happen.
“Your hands don’t look right!”
- AI models in 2023
No, your kidney will just say "One of over a billion devices powered by oracle"
Isn't pharmabro Martin Skreli also doing a similar thing? Bad move oracle, keep LLM ai away from medical diagnosis
I’ve worked in healthcare for 7 years and have not had any sort of assistive technology that hasn’t doubled my work.