One complaint he has is "It doesn't know to ask the right questions".
Well, the prompt was to give diagnoses, not questions. Ask GPT for the follow up questions first, then the diagnoses.
This is fascinating in that, because now the machine speaks human, we subconsciously ascribe human agency to it. This guy was instictively treating it like a colleague, who would naturally ask follow up questions unprompted. But you still have to prompt the machine properly.
So, 50% diagnosis success rate for the wrong prompt, for a LLM that can still grow, for a model that is not specialsed in medicine? In the literal first month of the "AI age"? Doctors are so done.
Well, the prompt was to give diagnoses, not questions. Ask GPT for the follow up questions first, then the diagnoses.
This is fascinating in that, because now the machine speaks human, we subconsciously ascribe human agency to it. This guy was instictively treating it like a colleague, who would naturally ask follow up questions unprompted. But you still have to prompt the machine properly.
So, 50% diagnosis success rate for the wrong prompt, for a LLM that can still grow, for a model that is not specialsed in medicine? In the literal first month of the "AI age"? Doctors are so done.