I thought this was an interesting article about GP's using AI for consultation, diagnosis and federal letters
"It's mostly surprisingly accurate,"
"Occasionally, it will mishear the name of something. Occasionally, it will mishear a diagnosis."
"I have had one letter where I think, 'Oh, I don't think they've checked this properly. They've clearly got one of the diagnoses not quite right,'" he said.
"It's like the GPS in the car. You are still the driver, there's suggestions, but you have to check it."
I wonder how long these Doctors have left in their job...
"All data is protected according to ISO 27K and SOC2 requirements, which are the highest enterprise standards that exist."
Dr Kelly said Heidi Health was audited by third parties to "protect our data and ensure the security that we have".
This would be my main concern with my Doctor using AI. Until the day I can host my own LLM that has a high accuracy rate of diagnosis I'll probably continue using the DR the old fashioned way.
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