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It all sounds so - sci-fi

Posted: Nov 12th, 2019 - 2:23 am In Reply to: This is a nightmare, not a nightingale with a computer/AI - suggesting medical advice. SM

Yet, AI has infiltrated so many areas of our lives already - in our homes, our jobs, our cars, the way we communicate, and now gaining even more of a foothold in our health care.

We're so used to hearing about robotic surgery that no one even bats an eye at that anymore. For years, EKG machines have been interpreting heart rhythms and providing immediate diagnoses for doctors, though not always accurate, and have seen this happen more often than it should. Speech recognition isn't consistently accurate either, and I don't think it ever will be. But AI, a software program, making medical decisions instead of a doctor?? That's really unsettling to imagine taking AI to that extreme.

The ongoing danger I see with AI is everyone becoming completely dependent on it to do everything for us to the point of losing our own ability to think for ourselves, forgetting how to do basic things, never questioning the validity or accuracy of what AI is "saying or doing." Where's the world going with this?

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This is a nightmare, not a nightingale with a computer/AI - suggesting medical advice. SM (Views: 997, 2019-11-11, 5:18 pm)
- I have great luck with files from SR - sm (Views: 570, 2019-11-11, 6:09 pm)
  - It needs - to be one hundred. (Views: 508, 2019-11-11, 8:35 pm)
    - Just because you don't believe it, doesn't mean it isn't so - sm (Views: 554, 2019-11-12, 8:33 am)
  - You must get at least 300 lph consistently with only a 2% - error rate on SR. (Views: 497, 2019-11-12, 7:06 am)
    - I've done over 600 lph before, account was a known account and good dictators - it can be done, just saying, nm (Views: 535, 2019-11-12, 8:28 am)
  - Editing - 2% (Views: 448, 2019-11-12, 9:12 am)
    - I'm not the original poster, but, yes, that is nice. I also have - sm (Views: 461, 2019-11-12, 9:47 am)
      - It's called SR...speech recognition, NOT - VR, voice recognition (Views: 607, 2019-11-12, 11:08 am)
        VR/SR, it's the same thing - nm (Views: 487, 2019-11-12, 11:24 am)
        NOT the same thing. Here's the - definition of both... (Views: 877, 2019-11-12, 4:17 pm)
        I'm glad I never get as bored as you must be - Semantics (Views: 406, 2019-11-12, 4:36 pm)
        Of - course (Views: 449, 2019-11-12, 11:45 am)
        It's speech recognition, not typist recognition. It does not learn without the voice - nm (Views: 500, 2019-11-12, 11:50 am)
        I want to beat on this dead horse too! - Look to the left (Views: 404, 2019-11-12, 1:36 pm)
        No idea what you are ranting about. Voice/Speech, not typist that's - all, nm (Views: 458, 2019-11-12, 2:15 pm)
- It all sounds so - sci-fi
  - You are the only person who read the article and - actually got the point. Thank you sm (Views: 356, 2019-11-12, 3:30 pm)
    - Again - it is a forum. (Views: 441, 2019-11-12, 3:37 pm)
      - I think we all know this is a forum. No - one denies anyone his opinion. (Views: 310, 2019-11-13, 6:23 pm)
    - AI suggesting - medical advice (Views: 380, 2019-11-12, 4:41 pm)
- Any time I see Google involved in something - my antennae go up. (Views: 333, 2019-11-13, 8:40 am)
  - It's - all a money grab (Views: 324, 2019-11-13, 11:32 am)
    - Yep. In fact, medical records have been - highly sought for (Views: 348, 2019-11-13, 6:26 pm)