Would you trust an AI doctor more than a human doctor - thoughts

[BigDog92]

AI models are becoming increasingly capable at identifying patterns in scans and medical records. Some studies suggest they already outperform humans in specific diagnostic tasks. The big question is whether people are emotionally ready to trust machines with life changing decisions

There is also concern about accountability when mistakes happen. A lot of users support AI assisted healthcare but still want final decisions handled by experienced professionals. The balance between efficiency and trust is difficult to solve

Google AI has better bedside manner than human doctors - and makes better diagnoses

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00099-4?error=cookies_not_supported&code=768adb27-a1ec-44f7-8ba5-12060bcdfa3a

[Daemon55]

I would trust AI for second opinions but not final decisions

[Badger27]

Humans make mistakes too so comparison matters

[WWFGareth98]

The speed advantage alone could save lives

[Fan]

Medical bias in training data worries me

[Q]

I think younger generations will trust AI far more

[ClaudioHerrera]

Doctors using AI together seems like the best path

[Isaac80]

If accuracy is higher then resistance will eventually fade

[Bright Hermit]

People still want empathy during treatment not just efficiency