So it’s currently at the level of a first year undergraduate or a new band 2 clerk that happens to have memorised the textbooks. People at that level have their work checked and the LLM output should be no different.
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But, she added: “The fact is, doctors can and do make mistakes without AI. And it is certainly possible the error rate is worse.”
> More than half the 1,003 UK GPs in her survey last year believed that their ambient AI records were more accurate than those produced themselves, Blease said.
Yuzral | 15 hours ago
So it’s currently at the level of a first year undergraduate or a new band 2 clerk that happens to have memorised the textbooks. People at that level have their work checked and the LLM output should be no different.
ketosoy | 15 hours ago
the end note is crucial:
> But, she added: “The fact is, doctors can and do make mistakes without AI. And it is certainly possible the error rate is worse.”
> More than half the 1,003 UK GPs in her survey last year believed that their ambient AI records were more accurate than those produced themselves, Blease said.
Miochiiii | 10 hours ago
doctors make a LOT of mistakes on prescriptions. thank your local pharmacies for fixing things and making sure you get your meds :)
AlwaysHopelesslyLost | 11 hours ago
It is also misleading. Their belief in accuracy is not reliable. That is something that needs concretely analyzed.