This seems like a problem that should be worked on
It also seems like we shouldn't let it prevent all AI deployment in the interim. It is better that we take the disease detection rate for part of the population up a few percent than we do not. Plus it's not like doctors or radiologists always diagnose at perfectly equal accuracy across all populations.
Let's not let the perfect become the enemy of the good.
It also seems like we shouldn't let it prevent all AI deployment in the interim. It is better that we take the disease detection rate for part of the population up a few percent than we do not. Plus it's not like doctors or radiologists always diagnose at perfectly equal accuracy across all populations.
Let's not let the perfect become the enemy of the good.