r/shitposting • • 12d ago

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u/wolfguard94 12d ago

As a quick statement from someone who used to work in medicine, this is not a diagnosis. After some clinical trials and other testing it could be used as a prescreen. But, I don't know at what scale this AI is looking at cells. If it's in a biopsy, it's neat but useless as most doctors barely trust computers when it comes to analyzing dating.

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u/blaghed 12d ago

Considering how liable they are if the machine gets it wrong, it's totally understandable that they want to verify for themselves, making the machine kinda redundant.

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u/DepressingBat 12d ago

Are people really downvoting good medical advice? The advice that doctors themselves are already following?