Raw LLM Responses

@w1z4rd9 if my reply doesn't make sense to you then it's because your not thinking. AI requires computers. Computers require electricity. So what, we are going to lessen our medical perssonnel in favor of AI which can easily be knocked down with a loss of electricity? That's a great weak point for attack. But let's ignore that. Are we going to claim that proper medical care is completely devoid of logic and reasoning? Back to AI. Who will oversee the AI to ensure it doesn't interpret something wrong considering it lacks reasoning? How about the possibility of hacking? A virus? Corrupted code? AI learns by what has already been accomplished. Can AI further progress in medical knowledge of which it has no exposure to? Without the human element, can AI adapt to a previously unknown factor? Can AI properly instruct and care for the needs of patients? The human element is literally a core element of all areas of medical care. There is no human element with a computer. A properly trained radiologist is usually needed to properly position a patient for optimal results. What of a scared child? How would an AI handle that? There are so many other factors that ensure the job security of radiologists. AI can be more accurate with greater consistency sure. But that's about it. The best use of AI is for just that purpose. Not to replace, but to enhance the quality of care given by a radiologist. I didn't even get into the communication and cooperative efforts required of radiologists with other members of the medical care team. Being able to explain things to both patient and medical care team members to ensure the best possible care for the patient and to ensure necessary understanding by the patient