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Kent hospital first to use AI to identify infections in patients
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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It's a good thing that we don't need any doctors to train the AI or verify its results afterwards, because otherwise you'd be dangerously wrong with this comparison.
That's fair. I'm probably not thinking it through. I can certainly see how this could quickly go downhill. I think we'll see the reality of it with today's school generations getting jobs in a few decades.