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Some results seem to indicate that AIs significantly outperform humans. e.g.Medicine is so complex and even face to face consultation is challenging. Lots of misdiagnosis expected and wrong treatment advice given.
Some results seem to indicate that AIs significantly outperform humans. e.g.
http://io9.com/5983991/computers-are-better-at-diagnosing-and-treating-patients-than-doctors
Much like when something is outside the doctors knowledge?Problem with AI, if something is outside of programming parameters, you're dead.
Problem with AI, if something is outside of programming parameters, you're dead.
Agree that it's a step in the right direction. What you want this to achieve is very basic early diagnosis of malaria, TB, etc. It's about telling people they need to see a doc if they have certain symptoms etc. and referring them to the nearest relevant clinic. These are people who don't have the same access you and I have to GP and funding... if they contract something serious (TB/Malaria etc), this might encourage them to find the nearest relevant state funded clinic. It's not about being 100% accurate, but about referring where necessary and informing people of services in their vicinity.I installed an app like this on my phone and I liked the usefulness of it in order to be able to empower people to check what certain symptoms can be indicative of. My only gripe was that some of the service was mostly US based.