It has become impossible to tell managers mesmerised by artificial intelligence that the tools are not, in fact, helpful. So employees just play along with the fiction to keep their jobs, writes our tech columnist
@joe If you were knowledgeable about medical AI & acting in good faith you’d have no trouble supplying sources to support your assertions & no reluctance to do so. It’s a super basic part of serious discussions.
I provide multiple sources on the real dangers of using AI for medical purposes. All I asked was for you to do the same.
Instead you resort to evasion and an ad hominem attack.
If you have any serious, evidence-based thing to say, I’m happy to read it. Otherwise, have a good day.
Isn’t it great when you ask someone to cite their sources, and instead of doing so, they say “Google it”? They really sound smart when they do that, huh?
I trust you’re capable enough to do your own Google search.
@joe So you made them up. Good to know.
I see. You would rather feel correct than be correct. That’s not a wise strategy.
The studies I allude to exist or don’t independently from whether I spoon feed them to you.
Good to know.
@joe If you were knowledgeable about medical AI & acting in good faith you’d have no trouble supplying sources to support your assertions & no reluctance to do so. It’s a super basic part of serious discussions.
I provide multiple sources on the real dangers of using AI for medical purposes. All I asked was for you to do the same.
Instead you resort to evasion and an ad hominem attack.
If you have any serious, evidence-based thing to say, I’m happy to read it. Otherwise, have a good day.
Isn’t it great when you ask someone to cite their sources, and instead of doing so, they say “Google it”? They really sound smart when they do that, huh?