“Widening gulf” between AI and the law could leave NHS and doctors exposed to claims
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    • cRazi_man@europe.pubEnglish
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      9 days ago

      Not really. Workers are left taking the blame for forced implementation from the executive level. They save the costs and work staff harder… But when it fucks up then the workers can take the blame. Responsibility for this needs to sit higher up with those who forced faulty tools on everyone. AI is being forced into the NHS against all protests and objections.

  • DrakeAlbrecht@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    9 days ago

    Everyone wants to use AI to think for them. Nobody wants to be responsible for the results.

    If a doctor relies on AI without verifying or understanding the answer, he deserves all the consequences that will fall on his head.