Mike Van Pelt wrote:
In article <rn45O.43762$[email protected]>, bfh <[email protected]> wrote:
What I further allege is that I hope medical professionals are not -
and will not - rely too heavily on these damthings for medical
diagnoses and treatments.
Depends on the training set. If the medical "simulated
intelligence" is trained on actual medical diagnoses, including
all the "what we found out later that we missed on first
examination" cases, it looks like it can be really valuable,
at least as first line screening. Some of the studies seem
to be pretty spectacular at picking up stuff.
Keep it way, way, WAY away from Reddit, FaceBook, and all
those "Doctors hate this!" "Kill your belly fat!" clickbaity
quackpottery ads that most news web pages are flooded with.
What?! What?! Are you implying that Relief Factor, Balance of Nature,
Relaxium, and CoQ10 don't work? damn. Where's the man with the Texaco
star when you really need him?
--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.
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