> “They didn’t listen to A.I. when A.I. told them things they didn’t agree with,” Dr. Rodman said.
Replace AI with patient, and it's a far too familiar experience.
Replace AI with patient, and it's a far too familiar experience.
It's why the DSM in particular is so frustrating because the diagnostic criteria are written for how the condition presents from the outside. Which isn't inherently a bad thing but there's a huge amount of overlap which makes it imprecise. The criteria from the perspective of the sufferer is far far more specific.
> from the perspective of the sufferer is far far more specific
So yeah, that's... sometimes true.
Not a bad role for AI. Then again, you miss the chance to show empathy (this is me saying this as a radiologist who sees like 1 patient a day though so huge grain of salt)