The article does mention that there was a "high degree of agreement with the expert physicians in their grading", but it's nevertheless sad how much the report focuses on time spent on the task, and not on the correctness of the results, especially when it concerns a medical diagnosis. Very much inline with my expectations for a report on "AI for X".
The article does mention that there was a "high degree of agreement with the expert physicians in their grading", but it's nevertheless sad how much the report focuses on time spent on the task, and not on the correctness of the results, especially when it concerns a medical diagnosis. Very much inline with my expectations for a report on "AI for X".