>> Like, that's the only REAL reason? Not the technological or ethical implications? The dangers in providing people with no real concept of how any of this works the means to evaluate themselves?
On the surface those all sound like additional reasons not to make it available. But they are also great rationalizations for those who want to maintain a monopoly on analysis.
Personally I found all the comparisons to other AI performance bothersome. None of those were specifically trained on diagnostics AFAICT. Comparison against human experts would seem to be the appropriate way to test it. And not people just out of training taking their first test, I assume experts do better over time though I might be wrong on that.
On the surface those all sound like additional reasons not to make it available. But they are also great rationalizations for those who want to maintain a monopoly on analysis.
Personally I found all the comparisons to other AI performance bothersome. None of those were specifically trained on diagnostics AFAICT. Comparison against human experts would seem to be the appropriate way to test it. And not people just out of training taking their first test, I assume experts do better over time though I might be wrong on that.