>AI can process more data than doctors have time to review, contains more knowledge than one person can study, and its intelligence will continue to improve.
The key part of that statement is "continue to improve" we have no way of knowing where we are on the sigmoid curve of improvement.
But right now. Today. Tools like this that spit out "you might have an autoimmune disease" aren't helping. Until they improve dramatically, the most likely outcome is that doctors get even more overwhelmed with people who think they have an auto immune disorder, but don't.
The key part of that statement is "continue to improve" we have no way of knowing where we are on the sigmoid curve of improvement.
But right now. Today. Tools like this that spit out "you might have an autoimmune disease" aren't helping. Until they improve dramatically, the most likely outcome is that doctors get even more overwhelmed with people who think they have an auto immune disorder, but don't.